Rivaling Caedmon Poem by Oleg Vorobyov

Rivaling Caedmon



The shepherd comes to mind
Who sang Creation Hymn.
No rival, axe to grind,
I am to echo him.

The legend has its truth
To meet canonic codes;
Its word's precarious proof
Might've been a theme for odes.

Just driven by the Book,
Which origins are laid,
My retrospective look
Uncovers gems inlaid:

The first gem was the Word
As coming from the mouth
Of all-pervasive God
In west, east, north and south;

The second was the World
Inspired by the One
As multitudinous horde
Sprang forth out of none;

The third was wrought of Clay
In outline divine, -
And thus is sung my lay,
A biblical Auld Syne.

Rivaling Caedmon
Monday, August 27, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: creation
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It's a personal interpretation of Caedmon's Hymn of Creation
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