Chink - For the Atheist Contest
CHINK (for The Atheist contest)
A cosmic mistake produced creatures and plants
So daffodils could have just happened by chance
A silvery moon in a star spangled sky
Could have cropped up as the years passed us by
The hills and the vales and the wind in your sails
Pretty reef fishes and dolphins and whales
Snowflakes and icicles, glistening lakes
Things that just happen and nobody makes
I’m just not convinced that some bloke on a cloud
Made Presley and Bowie and (Boy) George O’Dowd
It ain’t your God planning with all of his might
Nature veers off and sometimes it’s right
You stepped from the sea with moonlight reflecting
In your ocean slicked hair and your silken wet skin
And not that my doubt nor my disbelief altered
But as you stood there in the moonlight I faltered
If perfect is ten and okay’s a seven
I look at you and I see an eleven
The tiniest chink in my atheist view
For what else explains the perfection of you
26 November 2018
Copyright © Terry Flood | Year Posted 2018
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