Eve Creation Poem (Spoken Word)

(Verse 1)
On a quiet afternoon, in the garden so divine,
Eve walked among the flowers, lost in space and time.
She watched the birds take flight, felt the whisper of the breeze,
And pondered all the wonders in the rustling of the trees.

(Pre-Chorus)
Then a voice so warm and kind, broke into her reverie,
Jesus stood beside her, full of love and mystery.
He asked her, "Tell me, Eve, what’s been stirring in your mind?"
She turned to him and softly spoke, with questions deep inside.

(Chorus)
Oh, the world was made in beauty, with a word, it came to be.
Light and darkness, land and ocean, formed in perfect harmony.
Every creature, every moment, woven by the Master's hand,
And humanity was chosen to protect and love this land.

(Verse 2)
She said, "The days of creation, they were painted with such care,
From the stars that light the heavens to the life that fills the air.
But I wonder 'bout the knowledge tree, standing proud and tall,
Why place it in the garden, if we’re meant to heed His call?"

(Pre-Chorus)
Jesus smiled and gently spoke, "It’s the gift of choice, you see.
For love is not by force or fate, but in hearts that seek Me free."

(Bridge)
With wisdom comes the trial, with knowledge comes the test,
Yet in the hands of faith and love, we always find what’s best.
The story of creation is a song that still remains,
A melody of purpose, through the joy and through the pain.

(Outro)
So Eve and Jesus wandered, through the garden pure and bright,
Wrapped in sacred wonder, bathed in golden light.
With every step, she understood, the truth was shining clear,
To walk in love and seek the light, with faith that conquers fear.