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Mere Miracles

Miracles lay behind decimals

In this domain of imminent decay

They tread drearily

Coming and going

But hardly making a difference at all

Dwindling happenstances

Going unperceived by untrained eyes

Ephemeral, glowing thoughts

That transcend into dull, mere materiality

But they don't really matter at all.

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Dec 1, 2013
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