Milton will make me a preacher

There's much reverence for the Lord in my lineage; a belief in God that's never ceased, and with it a respect that never quite found it's way to me, at least, not entirely or until more recently. There is something that exists, however, within each and all of us; a like pantheistic spirit that ties and binds us to one another, more than just a unified existence or 'being', and more than just a rudimentary consciousness. And if you've ever doubted, or believed. as I'm sure every one of us had (yes, even the atheist, before he 'convinced' himself with reason- which is logic), then you'll know what I mean.
   You don't have to preach religion to want to teach this uniformity. God may be synonymous with nature, whatever that entails. Consider a world where love and property is shared between us all...

What is this Heaven?

Where is the vast infinitude

of Godliness

where man should dwell?

By life and deed alone,

it is Earth,

but Earth

by life and deed alone

hath instead succumbed

to vice and villainy-

the tempestuous nature of he

who hath fallen

and made a pit

of paradise.

It shall be

when all men learn

to better themselves

and their nature

that true happiness shall spring

in eternal wells

and fill the vacuum

within our selves,

and Earth be changed to Heaven