Hands on clocks seldom pull our eyes in circles anymore,
we, the guided-by-pixel ones, no less captivated by time.
We, the archaeologists of old experience turned architects of a new year,
our implements are senses, memories, books, arts and friends.
And some mock me for aspiring to create worlds:
“ye shall be as the gods”; to some a blasphemy, to others absurdity,
not realizing I’m already a fashioner—
and they too—of worlds.
Worlds without number, create we them,
in every face encountered, every landscape
glimpsed in a rear-view mirror, making order from chaos,
firm foundations fashioned by a new year’s Eve, her eyes open wide.
Living in built worlds of blood and hair,
building new worlds with and from traditions and hope.
Holding hands and hopes in our pockets or against our breasts (feeling time),
We, fashioners of the deep. We, imaging the gods watching mortal creations die (watching time).
Knowing good and evil, not knowing whether God
speaks Elizabethan English, misuses verbs.
The Fashioner of worlds abusing tense? Is this time?—
and has ever so been—the sin and salvation of auld lang syne?
By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog 
Wonderful!
Yay! Thank ye Brother Hodges.
Without beginning, gods of gods found themselves making worlds of worlds without end.
Love it Blair! You turned the phrase and it won’t stop spinning for me.
Really really nice, BH.
Mighty fine work. Great insight on creation.
Thanks guys. Thought I’d try my hand at poetry for once.