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TITLE: EVOLVING MAN
By Maurice A. Williams
07/29/06
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An inspirational poem questioning the validity of evolution
When first did man with human eye,
When drinking from a brook,
Perceive his image in the sky?
When first stooped he to look?

What thoughts of his surpassed the brute?
What made him change to man?
What evolutionary root
Be traced since time began?

Was mankind really always man?
I wonder which is true.
I'd rather head for heaven than
An anthropoidal zoo.


Maurice A. Williams
Copyright 1990
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