The Laws of Physics say
That Everyone Dies
And is Gone:
Every blade of grass, insect, man and woman.
Every sentient being.
From Big Bang to Big Whatever.
They all Die.
Yet is there more than this?
Something of the spirit.
More than ghosts
And poltergeists.
An afterlife
In Heaven.
Another Realm.
Some say that when you die
You re-join The One Being,
Let’s call it “God”.
Your individuality may be gone,
But you become part of that Super-Consciousness,
The One,
And thus Remain.
The logic of this is frightening:
It means that I am part of God,
Just going through a phase
We call Life,
In readiness for
For Ever.
You too are part of God
And logic dictates
That I am my own Mum and Dad,
My sister, friends and everyone else:
Mother Theresa, ****** Shakespeare
And Eddie The Eagle.
I am a wasp, a lion, a dolphin, a tree
Maybe even a germ.
Another poet
Commenting on my poems.
I’m even You.
Better get on with it then.
I’ve got plenty to do!
Paul Butters
May 20, 2015
May 20, 2015 at 8:45 AM UTC
The Laws of Physics say
That Everyone Dies
And is Gone:
Every blade of grass, insect, man and woman.
Every sentient being.
From Big Bang to Big Whatever.
They all Die.
Yet is there more than this?
Something of the spirit.
More than ghosts
And poltergeists.
An afterlife
In Heaven.
Another Realm.
Some say that when you die
You re-join The One Being,
Let’s call it “God”.
Your individuality may be gone,
But you become part of that Super-Consciousness,
The One,
And thus Remain.
The logic of this is frightening:
It means that I am part of God,
Just going through a phase
We call Life,
In readiness for
For Ever.
You too are part of God
And logic dictates
That I am my own Mum and Dad,
My sister, friends and everyone else:
Mother Theresa, ****** Shakespeare
And Eddie The Eagle.
I am a wasp, a lion, a dolphin, a tree
Maybe even a germ.
Another poet
Commenting on my poems.
I’m even You.
Better get on with it then.
I’ve got plenty to do!
Paul Butters
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