Saw No God

I saw the fossils, and saw no god.
I saw the genetics, and saw no god.
I saw the actions, and saw no god.
I saw the faiths, and saw no god.
I saw the pantheons, and saw no god.
I saw the landscape, and saw no god.
I saw the universe, and saw no god.

Do geese see god, I wonder.

Geese don't see god
since there is no god
to be seen.

And so I see some geese, and
I will never see any god.

Reviews

[NightShade]

It's a matter of what folks call god, in my opinion. I kind of take the St. Augustine approach: "To study the Universe, is to study the anatomy of the body of god." Well penned!

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. you're right ... no one's actually seen god ... not in the sense that you define god ... maybe it's time god made an appearance in a recognizable format ... that's what i've been wishing for ... it shouldn't be so challenging to find god ... for anyone ...

[Brad]

this one has some teeth...the problem with people (or geese as the case may be), is that when looking for this "god" being, i think they go with a preconceived notion of what "god"is supposed to be. me? i've been looking for george burns my whole life