Never Ending

I often wonder, how life actually starts Our earliest memories, like blips on a chart As if someone, flicked a faulty switch From flatline, to embryonic cosmic glitch It’s all conjecture, you do actually exist Now there’s the rub, our life must persist Without it nothing, no blackness or rocks Most certainly not the key, living unlocks My point is simple, the body has to die Entities that occupies us, are always alive Part of a life force, makes everything be Inhabiting sentient creatures, you and me? Deaths simultaneous, from life’s point of view The body dies that’s all, your reabsorbed anew Back into the life force, an entity like before Even if it takes a trillion universes to restore Time does not exist, whilst eternity’s in play Putting a new you together, as if never away If there’s no beginning, it’s impossible to end I know it’s difficult, for people to comprehend Might sense some echoes, from a different life Latent intuition, too powerful, to be wiped Certain things eerily familiar, we say deja vu Comes from the source, flowing through you This cosmic thread, keeps going on forever Past, present, and future, at one together Only force I believe, links a multiverse in time Love! pervading all, in deaths void it shines ''N'' Poems, New or Old Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Constance La France 21/09/2021