Metamorphoses

Whoever decided to make this either just made up random words that I came close to identify as meaningless gibberish, or he just knew some sort of cool sounding and yet effusive language that sounds a lot like Latin. Either way, when the narrator went to talk in that weird language of his, I was lost. Which means I was lost for kind of the entire time.
Of what I did understand when he managed to speak in plain English, is that our world started in chaos. He talks about the slender moon and how the world has ceased to hang by just its plain surrounding, or the ocean stretched his arms to the land.
Sometime ago, no one could swim through that ocean, walk across that land, all objects were at odds. Even though sometimes this guy tends to drift on into sometimes-weird rants, you can kind of understand the whole point of this.
Which is the beginning of earth as it is now, how it used to be run by emptiness and disarray made up what we now call earth. It talks about the beginning, God, the creation of live as it is. The world heavier than leaves, carrying mounds on it shoulders. But in the end, it all became somehow arranged order in the world, because some god caused it. Right.