Synopsis:

“The Earth is Created. It is day number one.” A spiritual, self-reflective, series of short poems about creation – about all the gifts mankind has been given: the rhythms of night and day, of life, the seasons, the oceans and more. All with the promise of peace and love, which man sometimes abuses, but for which he is always forgiven.

Review by Victoria Angelique:

The moving photo essay, POETRY MOVIE THE RHYTHMS NEVER END, is a spiritual journey that resonates with God’s love and promises to His children. The narration feels like a storybook, as if this is a soothing bedtime story with the warning to take care of Earth as it was given to humanity as a gift. 

The pictures that are in sync with the poem displays the rhythms of Earth, proving how there is a Creator behind the seasons, oceans and every life on this planet. God created the perfect rhythm, as the eternal cycle of life is depicted through the generations of motherhood in comparison with the beauty of nature to display the promise of everlasting life. 

The film even shows the harsh realities of the world when humans began forsaking the promises of God, nature began to suffer and as a result, people stopped reproducing when they forgot about eternity. The uplifting narration reminds the audience that if we begin to adhere to our Heavenly promises, then as the children of God we will begin to benefit from His promises and the gifts from Heaven as other people have since the beginning of time. 

Everything on Earth is a gift, given to humans to care and nurture. This is a poetic tale with the universal truth that displays God’s beautiful Earth and how humans have begun to fail Him by taking care of the planet given to our stewardship. A beautiful masterpiece that depicts Heavenly promises and warnings, spoken in a soothing tone so that people of all ages can enjoy the message to once again live for eternal life by seeing the gifts of God all around us in a call to protect and continue life on our Earth as commanded.