The Mathematics of Heaven and Hell

Mar 26, 2017 21:36

Heaven declares: the sum of Everything is Love ( Read more... )

poem, made by me

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jaxomsride March 26 2017, 14:21:17 UTC
That is the best summation of Good Vs Evil I have read, pun not intended.

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kerravonsen March 26 2017, 21:29:20 UTC
8-)
When the central idea for this poem came to me, it felt revelatory.

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lindahoyland March 26 2017, 18:21:08 UTC
I love this, so true and profound.

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kerravonsen March 26 2017, 21:30:16 UTC
Thank you. 8-)

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kaffy_r March 26 2017, 19:17:55 UTC
This is very close to what I believe, and it is written in a manner that resonates greatly with me. Thank you for sharing something so lovely.

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kerravonsen March 26 2017, 21:33:28 UTC
8-)
I've been working on this one for a while. I had the central idea, the difficulty was in fleshing it out. When the central idea came to me (the Sum Of Everything Is Love, and Love tends to Infinity, versus Love Is Naught) it made so much sense.

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kaffy_r March 26 2017, 22:19:45 UTC
It does take a while to flesh out a poem, doesn't it? You want it to be just right. I think you got it just right.

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delphipsmith March 26 2017, 21:54:21 UTC
That's really beautiful. Well done, you.

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kerravonsen March 26 2017, 22:17:12 UTC
8-)
Thank you.

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dreamflower02 March 26 2017, 22:37:03 UTC
I love this poem. Not only is it a great summation of the major differences between Good and Evil, but the theme of pure mathematics suits it wonderfully.

And I love the structure, balanced stanza to stanza, with words chosen carefully--it works as well as a poem as it does a creed.

BTW, I hope you will take it as the compliment I mean it for to say it sort of reminds me of CS Lewis.

Would you mind dreadfully if I linked to this in one of my Lent posts this week? (I try to make a post of something uplifting or thought-provoking or joyful or just inspiring each day during Lent.) It's too late for today to get your permission, I'm sure, but if you say it's OK, I would like to use it tomorrow or the next day?

If not, I understand. Some people don't want strangers rushing to their LJs.

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kerravonsen March 27 2017, 08:33:41 UTC
BTW, I hope you will take it as the compliment I mean it for to say it sort of reminds me of CS Lewis.

You have just fulfilled one of my life's ambtions: to be compared to Lewis.

(!!!!!!!!!)

Would you mind dreadfully if I linked to this in one of my Lent posts this week?

I would be most pleased.

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dreamflower02 March 27 2017, 19:11:11 UTC
I posted it here: http://dreamflower02.livejournal.com/743597.html

It just went up (2:09PM, US Central DST), so I doubt anyone's seen it yet.

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