Saturday, March 8, 2014

Big Dang Bang


In our modest station, we hear
Only the inside of
Creation, nothingness eroded, unlike
God, whose first thought 
Exploded --yes, into stars!
So all thought, and ours, is done
As variation on that one.


16 comments:

  1. By this post, you have taught me that the world is too big to fit in a single picture, and that all we see at a time is just a tiny part of it. And of course, we generalize. :-)

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  2. Oh, I love the front gate
    and the poem is awesome, love the title ...

    Happy Sunday

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  3. Beautiful food for thought - - -
    and I like that front gate!

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  4. All it takes is that impressive numero uno....! Methinks it is a grand gate, too!

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  5. This is Wisdom. The first creative thought is always the best.

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  6. Like the gate, not too sure about the verse.

    Didn't God (if) come after the Bang?

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    1. Intriguing question. Poem is written from panpsychic view --that an intelligent, self-aware universe and the God-concept are functionally indistinguishable and simultaneous.

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  7. Nice gate!

    reply: thanks for your comment! I agree... it's really annoying. It's like they
    don't really want to fix it. But I hope they will soon!

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    1. Thank you, Dewi, and welcome. Indeed, how a technical problem that extends from California to Rotterdam can escape Google's attention is quite a mystery!

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  8. This is a wonderful summation of how I view the universe, as is your response to Twisted Scottish Bastard above ... I really like this poem ...

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  9. These days we watch the television show Cosmos (on Sunday and Monday) about the Universe and stars and light etc. I feel really small.

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  10. Silly me, I think which side of the gate you are standing at should matter somehow. Sort of like the fish wondering who is looking inside the fishbowl and who is looking out?

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    1. As a product of the universe, I've never quite separated us looking it and it looking into us --but then, we may have started out as fish.

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