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eon one
by scott c virtes
Friday, December 02, 2005
Rated "G" by the Author.

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the first day was a quiet day
as birds learned to sing;
things were churned out
of divine silent production lines;
creature factories painted the sky
with soft vapors becoming clouds;

later that night
when the creatures learned to hump
the jungle became a marvel --
a symphony of slithering
predators discovering their voices.

the second day was the eon
of earth and learning
as eyes began to recognize shapes
and shapes began to make sense
-- it was also the era
when the overcrowding began:
with baby creatures under
every turning blowing leaf,
and a sudden need for an
ungodly amount of food.

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Published in Thorns of Nature anthology (2001)

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Reviewed by Leann Marshall 4/23/2008
Your poem is very intriguing, holding me somewhere between awe and hysteria with the mind pictures it generates. Loved it.
Reviewed by m j hollingshead 11/14/2006
well said
Reviewed by Chrissy McVay 3/23/2006
Wonderful! 'Thorns of Nature' sounds like a good anthology.
Reviewed by Sherry Heim 12/6/2005
And the machine began to run and all of life changed and evolved into a huge garbage pit that we, today, call Earth. This is a most entertaining write, Scott. You give the reader just enough information for us to go on and write the rest of the story in our own minds. I really liked this!
Take care,
Sherry


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