The world is such a beatiful creation. What would it have been like if God could have used a computer?
In the beginning God sat at a giant computer
It must have been an Apple!
But a Dell dude would have been much cuter.
He Googled many topics until he found E-Bay.
He wasn't sure how it worked
So he opened it up and shopped away.
One by one he filled that cart
He ordered light to balance out the dark.
He knew it would be needed
when Noah built the ark.
Next he got some firmament
It was really out of this world.
He got water to put over it
And under it water whirled
He saw some land and dried it out
And filled it with trees and plants and weeds.
He thought this might help out with food
And other things he'd need.
There was a special on Suns, moons, and stars
He got a multitude of the stars
Along with a great big telescope In case there was a Mars.
Finally he added flying things and creeping things and such.
Bugs and mosquitoes and gnats, I think.
The creeping things were cows and pigs
And some skunks to raise a stink.
He hit that check out button
And it tallied up the cost.
He could truly use his MASTER CARD
Because he was the boss.
The order submitted now he must wait
Three to five days was delivery time.
There was a great big hush
He only had one day to rest
So he had to mark it, "Rush."
I like the last bit...He only had six days, to the order was put to Rush. Then he rested!
Isnt it amazing how we humans equate things, for our comprehension only extends as far as that which we can do, but that thing we do is propelled by all facets of creation to begin with :):)
God bless you
Ch'erie
Oh, Larry,
Your poem is so clever. You touched on all that He created, but added the computer touch. I'll bet He lol when He heard your brain whirring and putting such a modern 'spin' on His creation. I'm still chuckling at your astuteness.
Silly, silly ditty. But who then created the computer? And from where did he order the stuff? (I know, I know -- the chicken and the egg, right?) --Charlie
Isnt it amazing how we humans equate things, for our comprehension only extends as far as that which we can do, but that thing we do is propelled by all facets of creation to begin with :):)
God bless you
Ch'erie
Walt
Georg
Your poem is so clever. You touched on all that He created, but added the computer touch. I'll bet He lol when He heard your brain whirring and putting such a modern 'spin' on His creation. I'm still chuckling at your astuteness.
God bless you. Kathy
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
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