If God, In Overlooking Man

If God, In Overlooking Man

If God, in overlooking Man,

Decided he just oughtn’t be,

For altering His Godly plan 

There’d be no Possibility.

Albeit, causes should effect

Results so as to come about;

The unexpected, we’d expect,

Existence had to be without.

For out of nowhere Man creates

What didn’t exist ere he came,

And due to whatever Man states

He alters—giving it its name.

The world’d be an empty place

If God hadn’t His end in sight,

When He decided He’d replace

It, saying so—Let there be light.