A place to publish my poems. These are written from time-to-time (rather than regularly) and some have been placed on various other sites on the internet. I will add them here as the mood takes me. The main themes of my poetry are implicitly Buddhist in nature ... but really everything is implicitly Buddhist in nature.
Sunday, October 30, 2005
In the beginning
Some folks believe they praise the Lord,
By telling all in words quite awed,
Of how he made the world, pre-packed,
Ready-made and instant fact.
Now when I look around in awe
The things that really drop my jaw
Are not what's mummified, unchanging
But all the miracle rearranging.
Improve, progress and better grow.
In that's the wonder that I know.
In seeing seed to blossom sprout:
Here creation's victory shout.
A mind that can all worlds expand
From singularity small as hand.
Now there's true source of majesty
Endowed with cosmic liberty.
To shrink down gods to size of man
Is blasphemy deserving ban.
To credit gods with tiny vision
Is to treat them with derision.
This cunning snare of the deceiver,
There to trap naive believer.
When creation's tale was written
Already fruit forbidden bitten.
But this, like all, is just some verse.
To treat as fact, that's the curse.
Its simply fuel for the mind.
To feed on as own truth you find
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