This God-forsaken World by Connaire Kensit,
Arts Richmond
Online - 05 July 2020
This God-forsaken World
God made the world, so priests have said,
In six days flat, then went to bed.
But those who've looked say space exploded
Cooking up worlds, which time eroded.
Claim theologians who choose
To reconcile conflicting views:
“God laid the charge and lit the fuse!
The great Big Bang so made Him wince,
God fled. And no one's seen Him since.”
Connaire Kensit,
Poem for the Day This God-forsaken World
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