One Tiny Instant of Creator’s Song

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The cosmic vastness
Cannot be described
With all the words
Of all the languages
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Nor is there
Any means
To describe the
Forever changing
And always the same
Boundaries of
Beginning and end
Such convoluted
Knowing of size
Too enormously
Intricately complicated
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Infinite versions
Of infinite ideas
Expanding more
Quickly than
Humans can conceive
Or recognize
Cannot Be
Perceived through
Thinking or
Meditation
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Nor can any mathematics
Define the infinitely
Withdrawing forever
Smaller lesser
And lesser beyond
Recording beyond
Observation
Negative numbers
Variety beyond knowing

Manifestations
Of the resonating
Universe vast
Around and within us
Which is not all
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Only one instant
Of an unknowably
Small instant is the
Creator now singing
Into being
What might
Eventually be
Possible for
Humans yet being
Sung into
Consciousness
To know
Cumulatively
Should we not
Destroy ourselves
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The creating
Into all being
Is only
An infinitely
Tiny moment of
Creator’s humming
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The Creation Symphony
The intensity
Beyond imagination
Glorious beauty
Ever beyond
Our small
Attention
Though always
Beyond us
It is our
Honor that we try
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Forever enmeshed
In a swirling gyre
We remain unaware
Of the fullness
Of Creator’s Gift
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Bear…09.22.2014
ⓒBearspawprint2014
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GLORAFIN —Lisa Gerrard

Glorafin = GloryEnd — Latin
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HANNAHANNAH — Tövisháti András

Hannahannah — The Mother of all Mothers, Creator’s Mother, Mother Before Time
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Life Breath of Silence

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Awake and awake more music
Always music awakening
Yet more music slumbers
Eternal breath of creation
Dreaming ever evolving
Music yet unformed yawns
The eternal symphony
Silence emerging turning
Staccato pauses repeated beyond
Death and birth of galaxies
Mere tiny accents
The crescendo of universes born
Nano signature of the source
No-time music the
Life breath of silence
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Bear … 04.01.2014
ⓒ Bearspawprint
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