No man can say he made

by Joe   Sep 18, 2005


It started with God's beautiful creation in eden,
the place in which man was casted out for treason.
Ignorantly destroyed by mans sinful blade,
a place in which no man can say he made.

God graciously gave us another place to reside,
with exquisite surroundings that can only be compared to a wedding day bride,
with towering trees that create an abundance of shade,
a place in which no man can say he made.

Containing everlasting streams that symbolize life,
like an endless glow when a man meets his wife.
A stunning creation that was never intended to fade,
a place in which no man can say he made.

"Timber!" shouts man slicing away with his blade,
a cut that alters what God had made.
Now all that is left is a place with void,
a place in which man can say he destroyed.

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