Creation By Richard Maxfield 3-29-2000 In the time of the dinosaurs Before the day of man Darkness consumed this earth Ruled by evil’s hand Then out of the darkness A mighty voice spoke Set the wheels in motion With just one stroke Let there be light So it came to be Not only the sun But enlighten for me Light was day Darkness night First day passed All was right Let there be land Waters divide Earth was formed Seas each side Let there be grasses Herbs and trees Yielding their fruit It came to be The moon was set To rule the night Sun for day Shining so bright Bring forth the whales All the fish of sea Feathered fowl Flying so free Let there be creatures Each to his kind Walking or crawling All were designed Let us make man Give earth to him He shall rein over all That walk fly or swim Six days had passed Work was done All was created Even the sun Look at my work I’ve done the best My seventh day Will be for rest Call it cosmic order Evolution if you will In the end it’s the same Creation still Copyright RM99R4Birth sign: Gemini
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