Essential Questions
I lift my eyes above the dark horizon
To the stars twinkling forever
In the morning twilight coldness
And behold the unfinished universe
In its complete entirety
As the sun slowly lifts its blazing head
Over the veil of the crimson-blue horizon
The sun's blinding yellow-white shroud
Driving it all, mysteriously away
The answers I seek
Rest always beneath my feet
The questions I ask
Always overhang my head
Nature?
Or Creation?
I see no clear, final distinction.
Between sublime reality or divinity
In the chaotic fingers
Of this new formed stream bed
I find the working hands
Of some mysterious infinite sense of being
And tis the job of the steady-handed scientist
To eventually reveal these secret mysteries
by Hugh M. Lewis
Seasons
Odd Ends: Perennial Poesy along the Way
2005
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