by Keegs on Tue Nov 03, 2009 6:40 pm
Judging by the way you capitalized "His" glory, you're talking about how (according to the what seems to be the opinion of the writer) we are creation of god and that nothing we do is original unto ourselves but is essentially funneled to us via God, and also thereby how God is the "creator and sustainer" of all things.
If I were to allowed to change this poem to fit my personal beliefs, the word "Him" would be an allegory for "our higher selves" of which our "personal selves" are merely a reflection. In that case this poem becomes much simpler and more humorous... that is if you know what I'm talking about when I say "higher self."
Consciousness, all Conscious beings, are the Light of Reality, the True God, and the only thing in our world that makes this place matter. Love of all beings and the goals of that love is the only thing in this world that we should strive for.
