When Eons Ago, God Fashioned Me Poem by Mohammad Younus

When Eons Ago, God Fashioned Me

When eons ago, God fashioned me
Under a divine plan known only to Him,
He sought to manifest His majesty
Through me, dispelling angels' doubts.

God breathed His spirit into me,
And in me, He created Eve, my companion,
A helpmate for life, to thrive together
In Eden and on Earth, bound in unity.

Our bond was one of harmony and bliss,
From Eden our journey forward began,
Striving to return to that Garden of peace.
To regain the sacred presence, face-to-face,

God entrusted me with a divine vow—
Not to approach the mystic forbidden tree.
Yet, by divine design, we neared it,
And lost the Edenic peace; strife ensued.

Exercising our will had to descend to Earth,
A realm God had prepared for us
To behold His wondrous creations.
Tempted by the forbidden fruit,

We embraced our divine roles,
I no longer see it as impetuous decision,
For it was part of the divine design.
I embrace this plan as my mystic essence,

To recognize my divine innocence
Eden is not lost, it resides within.
No savior is needed for redemption;
I am not a sinner, the divine player.

This is God's will, and under His plan,
I will reconnect to that state of purity.

MyKoul

When Eons Ago, God Fashioned Me
Wednesday, August 7, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: innocence,savior
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