First Light of First Day of First Sun's Rays (Repost)

Thoughts. Nothing more. Nothing less.

First Light of First Day of First Sun's Rays

Written By Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham

Copyright © 2013 Marvin Thomas Cox

DBA: Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham

All Rights Reserved

In beginning the beginning of beginnings,

with the first of the first of first of days,

first dawn, first sunrise, first all seeing eyes' light,

all before night without star's light shining bright,

a first day born first of days to a first week of days,

before months of years ever came out to play,

as a first day born to a week's mother of seven brothers,

spawning months of a month of twelve month's others …

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All this, in one morning's dawn, came as time's ebbing flow …

Before this, no sense of time had hence ever been known,

as soon, moments within a day, too, were also numbered,

soon with a clock's time, our days came to be cumbered,

telling time in steady rhythmic rhyme of time passing in time,

making time, spending time, killing time, to run out of time ...

...tic toc, tic toc, tic toc, tic toc, tic toc, is that language of the clock,

born at first day's light, before walked this earth, Adam -- or Enoch …

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As time gives forth the illusion of going on endlessly, for an eternity,

in leaving men to count their days in desperate lieu of any alternity …

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Yet, if there was, indeed, a beginning, there must, also, necessitate an end,

but, to what end could an aloof Creator, to such an astute beginning, mend,

in appointing conscious awareness of living alive existence within Existence,

except, to wisely dictate our fate as creatures defined in mind of limited time

always in mind that we are fast running out of time in time, and any resistance

-- is futile, in not so well timed rhyme, of futility's, inescapably endless, reality,

as Man seeks perpetuity of Man as divine, effaced by a Creator's pen of final line:

Man's ill fated reality of inevitable fatality …

(Written May 2^nd, 2013)

Reviews

[Temperance]

I love this! An entertaining way of saying, we're all going to die...eventually. Going from before birth, not being aware of time and then, knowing of it and, how we interact with time and, it with us. Very interesting. I thoroughly enjoyed this read. Temp

[Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham]

Thank you Temperance, for reading, and for your very insightful words ...

Marve

[W. Barrett Munn]

Man is so immensely arrogant to think himself important when measured against the universe; we are but blip on a universal radar tracking the eons, an uninteresting phenomena that is unlikely to remain or repeat.

Winston

[Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham]

Sadly, I agree with you, Winston,

Our significance is Man-rated & Man-assessed. I believe that some thing or other brought the Universe into what we view and experience as Existence. I do not, any longer as an EX-Preacher, believe there likely to have ever been any Divine Revelation. But if there was, and I am willing to accept the possibility of that concept, then Meddling-A*s-men-as-Man have Fubar'd it up beyond any sense of logic and sound reasoning's attainment of believable comprehension.

Just so you know, and I think that you do, I support and advocate every Human Being's Right to Freedom of their own chosen and select Faith of Religion, even if I think as such is hogwash. Thus, I would and will fight to protect the very Right of others that I do so vehemently preach, write, and advocate against. It is a Right that must be protected and taking, or stripping it away will not put and end to people's beliefs, valid or make believe, it will only serve to widen the gap between Religions and those who choose to not believe in, observe, or adhere to such religious belief systems. People must be allowed to make their own choices. And they must be given all the known facts by those crazy or brave enough to do so. Or fool enough, as am I. LOL!

Thanks for sharing your very welcomed and valued input!

Marve