Creation: A Buddhist Answer (A Sonnet) Poem by Richard St. Clair

Creation: A Buddhist Answer (A Sonnet)



Did time and space begin with a big explosion
Just fourteen billion years ago, they say?
Or did a god create it in a day
As is the tenet, a believer's notion?
There are no witnesses to either way
To truly say which one is false or true;
What's needed is an explanation new:
Perplexing is the problem to this day!
The scientists of modern times are sure
Their theory rests on mathematic grounds;
Religionists make loudly different sounds
As if to mystify and thus allure.
But the cosmos must be infinitely old,
Not made from nothing in a vacuum cold!

Monday, January 28, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: creation,universe
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Richard St. Clair

Richard St. Clair

Jamestown, North Dakota
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