Grey Matter
On the fourth day, God enchanted cosmic harmony
bragging of everlasting omniscience in a solitary vacuum.
A billion years in waiting perceived through the entropy
of his mortal children, He realizes the fallacy of his fine-tune.
In desolation, He shredded His omnipotence over
For the torment of mortal existence spelt trouble.
Cursed to never encounter oblivion, any further
contemplation menaced to rupture His own bubble.
"God is dead, and we have killed him!" proclaimed
the inferior mortals, as they struggle to make sense
of His ordinances on a rock they hail as their world.
From His ethereal chamber, He exhibits loud silence.
After a long pause, He peeps at his cosmic failure
through the key-hole sized optimism that remains.
Silently, He embraced the gradual decay of His tenure
as He incarnated into one of us, awaiting His demise.
His tombstone read "Extinction is the rule. Survival is the exception"
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Posted Oct 13, 2017, 6:28 AM UTC