Deity's Hand
Sometimes, earth and sea and sky
Act in concert and entreat me.
It’s as if they inquire with a sigh
How can you doubt what you see?
There is design in flower blossoms
In butterfly wings, and a bee’s flight.
I am driven to call them awesome
Why against God do I deign to fight?
The question catches in my brain
And summons age-honed doubts.
Life’s unfairness cuts cross the grain,
Leading me to ponder other routes.
But alternate answers fail to compete
With the majesty that encloses me.
It matters not where I wish to seek
Deity’s hand has dressed every tree.
Copyright © Paul Schneiter | Year Posted 2015
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