People who imagine that the universe is a created thing imagine that in the beginning there was nothing, but if we posit that God the creator exists, then in the beginning (even when there was no when and there was no where), God was. And there is more, if we claim such. In the beginning there was light, for God is light, and before there was any created thing, before there was time itself, God still was. And before any thing was, there was love, for God is love. So, before there was anything that ever was, there was light and there was love. Before the first second ticked in the clock of existence, as it were. It's an interesting notion that love would predate the existence of anything or anyone, of the entire universe.
Just a thought. Of course, this only works if you believe there is a God. If you don't, I guess you would have to go with a less romantic idea of what was and what wasn't when the universe was nothing more than a point of superdense energy. But that's for physicists to explain, not we poets.
SAMMY
3:59am friday, 7th june
You are definately a blessed writer. You get your point across so easily.
SAMMY