I Hate Division Poem by Long Tooth

I Hate Division



All Division loves fools, but man's Truth is quite grey! Though math's ‘truth' can get bought,
proofs must face peer review, and ALL logic examined for flaws in its arc.
How I loathe this admission! I hate ‘truths' we ‘buy' that aren't grounded, that surf
on frail bubbles (that can't hold mosquitoes aloft) , quail like vampires who seek
their reflections in mirrors. Death's hand warms by touching cold corpses he reaps?
Man's walls fall, tides sweep beaches of shells left behind. Evolution's work's planned!
Life's the brother, the sister of light; we are star's dust's shaped clay, born to shine.

All are spawn of one mother. Her womb shores an ocean whose soup fuels design,
fins evolve, form five fingers, five toes, as we pour from the sea's depths toward land
to find food, not get eaten. Survivors pass genes on, advantage that seeps
through the genome. The fittest get chosen as partners more often and tweak
less advantaged. Does God not evolve too, feel blessed as child's cleats clutch earth's turf?
Is true God, not just static (Who learns from Creation) the fount of life's spark,
God at one with the Bible, as humble as Christ, who in teaching gets taught?


Long Tooth
February 10th of 2022

Wednesday, March 16, 2022
Topic(s) of this poem: humor
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