Fourteen Billion Poem by Francie Lynch

Fourteen Billion



Fourteen billion isn't big anymore.
For some, it's chicken feed.
When big business and governement
Talk finances, it's chump change.
It's smaller now.
Why only fourteen billion years ago
We exploded, were carried by stellar winds,
Along with every atom for every star;
For every one of us together,
Equal and indestructable.
We travelled, unknowingly, at light speed,
With family, friends and strangers,
To unknown destinations,
Through the dark,
Into the light,
Into life.
Fourteen billion years is really nothing.
There are no atoms in boundary lines.
We shouldn't let a few billion years
Come between us.

Thursday, June 9, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: cosmology,creation,evolution,human condition,humanity,prejudice,racism,universe
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Francie Lynch

Francie Lynch

Monaghan, Ireland
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