![]() Gradations of ManA Poem by Gerald Parker
My two dogs sit cosily next to me,
their eyes fixed on The Irishman. It seems I have a soul but they don't. I start to wonder at which gradation in our Man's evolution did he acquire a soul? Was it on the day he crawled out of the famous fetid primeval slime? Or was it when he lit the first fire? Was it when he invented the wheel? Why do my dogs have to miss out on the luxury of surviving death, their future back to nature instead? For how many aeons did Man lose out,
having to live like an animal without a soul, and fade away as dust to dust? Again I wonder are there two servers, one for souls who get the thumbs-up, and another for those who get the thumbs-down? When the time comes, is it turn left for the hard drive of Heaven and is it turn right for the hard drive of Hell? * © 2019 Gerald ParkerAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on December 10, 2019 Last Updated on December 10, 2019 AuthorGerald ParkerLondon, United KingdomAboutThere's not much to tell. I read a lot of poetry and I read my own poetry regularly. I hope other people read it and derive as much pleasure out of it as I do. My output is small, about 110 poems as I.. more..Writing
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