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Tell us Mother Earth: an Epic Poem 1/7

The Source starts with Stardust

By Katherine D. GrahamPublished about a year ago • 1 min read

There are things I would never say out loud

although silent curious thoughts often connect and make me proud.

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Each generation has knowledge transmission

and there are cyclic eruptions of information.

Rational laws spin with realism,

but imagination is needed to bridge the chasm.

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Imagination intoxicates those who interpret ancient wisdom at whim.

They do not know one must first stay afloat in order to swim.

We live in the Age of Aquarius. The implications are complicated.

We are made of stardust that to earth gravitated.

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Much is lost. Changes happen. Information is incomplete.

Yet, advances make hopes of redemption not altogether obsolete.

Pyramids were first built by pharaohs, to connect earth to the divine plane,

where the god Atum the indivisible one could bring the dead to life again.

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Atum, has now become the atom, made of indivisible parts.

It's power is imagined by scientists, dreamers, mystics, and in the arts.

Atoms hold knowledge of a Source, that creates a centripetal glue.

The element tellurium forms the new pyramid with a helical screw.

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The helical screw is known to exist in many things

Tellurium is a mysterious element that forms hexagonal crystal rings.

You have just passed through the first door.

Read part 2/7 to find out more.

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Katherine D. Graham

My stories usually present facts, supported by science as we know it, that are often spoken of in myths. Both can help survival in an ever-changing world.

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    Written by Katherine D. Graham