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Day One
The Mayans maintained
and Nostradamus agreed
the world as we know it
ends before this year is out
No need for resolutions
No need for resolutions
How and why the world ends
go without mention
go without mention
or how many times before
what we know has vanished
leaving behind just ruins.
And yet we can stand
before ancient evidence
the world has moved beyond many a doomsday past
Were the people of Waputki or Chaco given a date?
Would the outcome be different if they were?
Would the outcome be different if they were?
After Pompeii
or Atlantis sinking into the sea
did those left alive
call it the end of days
call it the end of days
or was it day one?
Jacqui Binford-Bell
January 1, 2011
Posted on Jingle Poetry At The Gooseberry Garden.
The Theme for this week is Fairytales, Hope and New Year's Resolutions.
The Theme for this week is Fairytales, Hope and New Year's Resolutions.
Only time will tell. Is that the correct date?
ReplyDeleteEvery day is day one!
ReplyDeletehttp://charleslmashburn.wordpress.com/2011/12/31/one-day-at-a-time/
it's interesting how we all are buying into the end of the world stufffff....
ReplyDeletelast day of the last year
always day one after anything isn't it?
ReplyDeleteinformational tale, nicely written, happy gooseberry day!
http://lynnaima.wordpress.com/2012/01/01/if-but-a-fairytale/
if not the doomsday we humans will indeed make it with all the hate and greed inside us :)
ReplyDeletetime will tell
perspective, :)
ReplyDeleteI love when there is that lingering question of what it could be...
ReplyDeleteGreat write:)
~L
Each day is Day One of something. Lovely write.
ReplyDeleteExcellent argument. Lovely photograph. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWe'll wait
ReplyDeleteHappy new year
very enjoyable write.
ReplyDeleteSmiles.
love your poetry, keep those coming.
Interesting questions.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color! And a thoughtful poem. :-)
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