| Poems | by Richard Finneran |
Among the clouds Looking out the window of the airplane
I saw thick white foam
cloaking mountains and valleys,
and I noticed angels leaping
from peak to dale.
I watched their steady swoop and glide
and heard melodies trickle
from their sparkling harp strings
as they danced weightlessly
among the clouds.
I know that you told me you didn’t believe
that God would employ such creations as these:
if the Lord is as great as is commonly held,
what need would He have for angels?
Entertaining your doubts, I looked back
and strained to be sure,
but they only sang louder
than my thoughts could drown out,
and shined brighter.
Believing is seeing.
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| All poems copyright © Richard Finneran 2010. | |