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The Sun Did Not Rise One Day

Contributed by KiEme on Thursday, 23rd January 2003 @ 04:40:00 AM in AEST
Topic: NaturePoetry

The sun did not rise one day
Nor did the moon
There were no clouds
Nor was there gloom

The earth knew no time
It was neither day nor night
From the sky there were no signs
It was neither dark nor light

The earth did not quiver
Rain did not fall
The birds did not sing
The cats did not call

The air did not move
The water did not stir
There was nothing beautiful
Nor anything impure

No earthquakes did erupt
Nor did flowers bloom
But everywhere around the world
There was a sense of doom

Where is Mother Earth?
The people cried in dismay
There are no signs
Of her being here today

She has left us
They did cry
Along with Father Time
How can we live? How can we die?

But soon enough God did appear
To say it was only a joke
And ever in the spring did people rejoice
And the winter never heard a groan

Amy Marie

Copyright © KiEme ... [ 2003-01-23 04:40:00]
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Re: The Sun Did Not Rise One Day (User Rating: 1 )
by Mad-Mancunian on Friday, 31st January 2003 @ 11:02:37 PM AEST
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Illustrates well the hopeless and minute condition of man, in comparison to his Creator(s). I'm giving you an enthusiastic 4 out of 5 for this.

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