What Is But Cannot Not Be

K. Bachman/J. Daub/J. Winters/D. Mann

I. Possibility cannot,
account for actuality.
Whatever can come to be,
is caused in order to be.

II. Nothing cannot be something.
I am but can not be.
My existence depends on,
what is but cannot not be.

III. Every effect has a cause,
principle of causality.
The existence of God is,
theistic relativity.

the God the heart needs,
the mind only grieves