No Miracles

A miracle is rare you say
Perhaps they don't exist.
Such a thing is dreamers play
Wise skeptics do insist.

And yet there still is wonder
At things we can't explain.
But no miracles to ponder
For such folly is in vain.

Surrounding us ubiquitous, unhidden
But we recognize them not.
And dare not go unbidden
Via foreign lanes of thought

And never stop to think or ask
How all we know and see.
Is synaptic junctions at their task
And is all that we may be.

From gurgling sounds to fine syntax
And more we know as time does lapse.
Inquisitive our nature asks
Could be a miracle perhaps?
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Posted: Aug 2010

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Comments (5)

Ladybee42
i know a man who had a miracle...well he believed he did..
bouquet bouquet thumbs up thumbs up
your writing is so powerful..tell me how are you at letters..?
grin
freeatlast64847
Well said GH! We're surrounded by miracles every day. All you have to do is open your eyes to them. beer
amahlala
Miracles do happen...all the time....bouquet
caroljoyce
You are, we are, I am, all is.....
agoodguy2have
GH does it again, your cadence is great, the innuendo of miracle to everyday events a mind opening write. Well I for one know who's synaptic junctions are at their task! Great poem dude!
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