Everyday Connection (Poem)

The staircase winds, another staircase entwined

A double helix, one and one, forever in a bind

Birth and death, as quick as the quickest breath

Life, its strife, is what holds them together

Birth and death, between them, that is its tether

They are stairs not which one walks

But merely ideas of which He talks

Though birth and death dance

Life, is when one might glance

At either end, only by chance

So live, live happily, live upon this Earth

Think not, question not, the day of your birth

Death cometh, fret not, ‘tis not your worth

The stairs overlap, a trinity collapse

Birth, life, and death

Quicker than the quickest breath

If you were to learn one, just one rhapsody

Then hear this, you live to live happily