No Simple Matter by David R SpellmanNo, no, sorry my dear I cannot help but to refuse To believe that at some point In distant days past or yet Some brilliant future that I would exist as some simple Collection of atoms which Bears no resemblance to this Being that I have now become.
I feel that you err in this and I hope to God (yes, my dear, God) to whom I pray and In faith do believe that He Has given more to me than The realization that this life, This consciousness is nothing More than mere particles of Matter evolving into matter.
As I have said, I hope You are wrong in your Labored platitudes but It would be a shame to Waste the intelligence You so often show us That you too are more Than the eyes can see.
It is without disdain Nor by some egotistical Imaginings on my part that I hold to my beliefs, but Know that I am more Than the creatures of The earth and sea, and yes Even greater than angels Who have not the gift of Soul and spirit which possess The likes of you and me.
Evolve, yes we must Indeed have done so And will perhaps see A new earth and new sky Of universes which await us To behold and wonder in There but for the grace Of God go I. Come too! I would love to see you Not as some slug or Other lowly creature But the wonderful, Beautiful spirit that You were created as And meant to become.
06/10/2002 Posted on 06/10/2002 Copyright © 2024 David R Spellman
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Posted by Glenn Currier on 01/12/04 at 10:15 PM Seeing through the intellectual arguments to the soul sometimes takes a special gift. There is simply no way to adequately convey the knowledge you speak from, is there? I am glad I lived long enough to get beyond all the intellectual arguments to the Experience. You poem is valiant in its commitment and graceful in its words. |
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