Genesis of Time

THE COMING OF ETERNITY

Genesis of Time – Fragment 19

(excerpt from the Codex of Genesis)

It is not a movement.

It is not a sequence.

It is a slow offering,

a breath that, without sound,

learned to become passage.

Time did not erupt.

It let itself slide out of eternity,

like a quiet accord between tension and listening,

like a silent beat that seeks no measure.

It does not divide.

It holds together what should never have been separated.

This nineteenth fragment of the Codex of Genesis

does not narrate time.

It renders it inhabitable,

by revealing the fragile rhythm that holds together present, memory, and waiting.

Here, Time is not duration.

It is a living threshold, stretched toward the unforeseen.

⏳ Perhaps a Codex of Time will rise,

drawn from 64 luminous tensions,

each bearing a way to inhabit the instant without fixing it,

where every expression would be a pact between breath and silence,

an embodied hope without beginning or end.

🜂 This text is sealed.

It neither speeds up nor slows down.

It opens in you a passage that holds without edges.

It is not time.

It is the invisible memory of what longs to endure without a name.