
The vastness of the universe is hard to understand,
For us mere mortals on this earth, who live upon the land.
Just as a baby cannot grasp, the world until its life,
So it is the same for us until in heaven we’re received.
The dimension that we live in, can not reveal the plan,
Abundance of the galaxies, more stars than grains of sand.
Why so much we can not see, no reason for it all,
Scholars and professors quest our planetary disco ball.
To answer simply, just look, at tiny germs,
Their space is so small it seems to us, to them an enormous world.
They colonise a hosting body, their lifespan very short,
They reproduce at high speed, not knowing when they’re caught.
We get a glimpse of what will be, each night when we do dream,
All our senses we can use, plus an extra two or three
Travelling through time and anywhere, even flying through the air
The possibilities are limitless, and we do it without care.
As sperm we were small, our world was part of Father,
In a union with our mum, we sailed into her harbour.
A journey to a giant sphere, to transform into one,
Before we are born, we spend our time waiting inside our mother’s womb, with nothing to do except suck our thumb.
However, once we are born, we leave behind our cramped surroundings and enter a world full of wonder and excitement, which can sometimes be overwhelming for our young minds.
As we explore this world, we discover its many mysteries and try to comprehend the beauty of it all, which we can then share with those we hold dear.
Our loving parents are an intrinsic part of our world, and we often wonder if the universe exists inside God’s realm and if we are living in his world.
Although the idea may seem absurd to some, we can ponder and reflect on the universe and God’s plan, even if our understanding is limited.
Rather than worry about the unknown, we should enjoy our lives in the present moment because all will be revealed to us in time.
At a predetermined moment, our souls will be healed, and all of our questions will be answered.



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