In the womb of beauty
There lies a land of rife
Coupling the morning sun
Eden sees its life
Yet the two residents
Were evicted with no warning
From this lovely garden
Of living without knowing
A fruit, once eaten
May sew its seed in time
And growing in their simple minds
Was knowledge sublime
As they see the garden
Slowly fade away
They realise the great price
They were forced to pay
But this not as penance
It spores from long before
While they lived in Heaven
They knew nothing more
Eden’s only Heaven
When you close your eyes
You hear the spoken truths
But miss the sighted lies
They now know of nakedness
But why wait this long?
In their delusion
They saw nothing wrong
Naked to the world
Both in body and in mind
They now sought the knowledge
That they could never find
Adam and Eve
Now set out with greater goals
Hide from sweet words
And fill the mind’s wholes
Author notes
Adam and Eve realise that they were naked, as the story goes. But what they see is that it was their minds that were naked; they were happy and thus refused to think.
