The Blueprint of Life:

by Scott Cole   Feb 5, 2015


God unrolled the blueprint layed it down,
Grabbed some miry clay from the ground.
Molded and shaped it with his mighty hands,
Created woman, created man.
Knew this World was full of sin,
So he mixed morals and values deep within.
He gave us a heart, gave us a soul,
Added the body that made us whole.
Mirrored us all in his own image,
Supplied lungs and air but not quite finished.
So he threw in some eyes for us to see,
Built our hands and feet then set us free.
To roam this Earth you and me,
And continue his works with our good deeds.
Lets make him proud of who we are,
And spread his message near and far.
When our time is up here on this Earth,
And we go to Heaven to show our worth.
If there's more love than was hate,
He'll let us in his Pearly Gates.

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  • 6 years ago

    by Robert Daniel Long

    This really speaks to ones soul, for who are we without GOD?? No one. HE is the essence of mankind, who is made in HIS image. We are the awe inspiring reality of what GOD wanted but what he is still busy completeing.

  • 7 years ago

    by Sherry Caayupan

    Good poem...what a beautiful description of a human's body! Uhhhmmm, can I please ask you something? Do poems with a heart on the side of the titles mean the poems are going to be nominated? Pls reply here asap...thanx a bunch!

    • 7 years ago

      by Scott Cole

      No it means somebody likes it for every heart that's how many people like it

  • 9 years ago

    by Dancing Rivers

    I'm not a fan of religion in general, but I do enjoy it when I read a different-veined piece of work that shows another aspect of religion and faith. This is a brilliantly executed piece. The fact that you had such a common rhyme scheme and yet still shared the message in such a profound manner shows your skill as a poet, you had my interest from start to finish. Brilliant.