Walk Into A Castle Poem by Jeannie Ann Clark

Walk into a castle,
Chandeliers, carved crystal glass;
Specks of stones, unlimited,
Scattered, arrayed; quite vast;

Endless floors, fine textures seen
Divisions endless, freshly cleaned;
Smells satisfy; beauty defies
All dwellings, witnessed or seen.

Fine art displayed upon all walls
Detailed woods, perfectly, installed
Floral designs, mixed, intertwined.
Colors, shapes; variety, sublimed.

All courtyards filled; these full, contain
Sculptures, shaped creatures, artist famed.
Sparkling fountains, fine food for all
Choice bottled wines, heart filled with awe.

Suddenly, a visitor, walks through
Views this castle, constructed new;
Studies it close, perfect, almost
Enjoys, drinks, eats, sees all rooms.

Then he shouts, 'No builder here!
This castle, contents, just appeared! '
All shun this one, labeled as crazed
Observers shocked, confused, amazed.

Yet,19th Century Darwin surprised
Mankind with theories, calculated lies
From nothingness to something grand
Blind, stubborn, believe this man.

Creator designed the multitudes
Massive castles, precise all tuned
Detailed, complex, varied, so wise
Earth castle - designed for life!


Written by: ~~Jeannie Ann Clark~~