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Lazy - Listening to: Christmas and Classical music at work
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- Eating: Nothing
- Drinking: Diet Mountain Dew
Agnostic Prayer
I can't see you, but I know you are there
I don't know who you are, and yet am comforted by you.
I feel you near during my worst times and best, and though you are a stranger, I love you.
I have no idea of your true nature, if you are sentient or not,
Though I am sure most people are wrong about you.
In your magnificence, I truly doubt that you care about my sex life or the words I use,
I don't believe there is a single correct path to you, though it would be easier if there were.
Men have many names for you; God, Abba, Allah, Gaia, Yahweh, just to name a few,
And many have died for the right to stuff you into a box.
Doubtful this is what you want from us.
Whether you are sentient matters not.
What matters is that we are here, thanks to you.
What matters to me is loving you for what you are,
Though I also know my feeble mind could never wholly grasp you
You are wonderful and terrible, beautiful and hideous.
You are the beginning and the end
You are many things.
You must be an artist;
Your brush has painted beauty beyond comprehension:
A beautiful sunset, a nebula, a strong man, and a nurturing woman,
These works and millions more make up your gallery.
You must be a mother
For born of your womb is everything.
Though no mother I've met is capable of your tyranny.
The majesty of your creation is rivaled only by the terror of your destruction.
You must be a father.
Your ability to protect as well as your ability to hurt reflects the nature of even the best man.
Whoever you are, artist, destroyer, father, mother, sentient or not,
We cannot know all of your aspects.
The way I know you, I believe sums you up best.
Beyond labels or explanations,
Infinite.