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The Age of Enlightenment - ppt download

Back to the Beginning

What is the meaning of it all?
If I told you, you’d surely bawl.
Cry like a baby, yes you would,
If all of truth you understood.

Truth can be so enlightening,
Also, can be quite frightening.
For from the start, we’ve known it all.
Our greatest challenge is recall.

When recalled the truth is real,
All empty spaces it will fill.
We all were born from just one source,
And are guided by the same force.

From one source till our paths are done,
And once again we all are one.
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Hawley Avatar
July 4, 2025 at 7:01 PM
I like the sarcasm in the first stanza. This is a great poem.
Baker Avatar
July 4, 2025 at 11:59 PM
Thanks, it was a little unusual for me to write that way, be fun. Thanks for the visit, Miranda. Smiles ~ Blessings my friend. Bill
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