Life’s Beginnings
Centuries of creations,
a bravura of celestial fireworks,
masterstrokes exploited,
tides of events vying between
gelid cold or searing hot.
Mountains grew, valleys sunk
oceans divided and storms struck.
Dust, sand, dunes, soil, decomposition.
Then came life!
All was controlled and peaceful,
for God created all things good.
Alas, it was the calm before the storm,
for after man was born
all hell broke loose
And deadly fireworks never ceased.
Copyright © Victor Buhagiar | Year Posted 2024
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