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Created on: November 26, 2011
Creation begins;
With a word,
Slurred; winds blow
East to west
Rising suns go
And explode
Verbs, create;
In the beginning...
Through to the end...
Bend;
Light like lost time
Life lost, still;
No less sublime
The mind;
Calculated, creating
Creatures of old
Grow, flow and explode
And falling stars go...
Words; are we no less
More than before
Less passed than yore
Days testing old ways
Generations that play
Words that display
Who we once were
And why they were here;
Why we are still
Still words create all;
In the beginning,
Right to the end,
Books that were written
All begin when
The ark of creation
Rises and then
We are left hanging
On the crest of a moon
And the words keep on falling
Will they land soon?
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