Reminders flicker at us from <br />odd angles, nor will he be ignored; <br />we sight him in unlikely places, <br />oaths and dates and empty tombs. <br />God. His print is everywhere, <br />stamped on the macro- and the microcosm. <br />Feathers, shells, stars, cells speak <br />his diversity. The multiplicity of <br />leaf and light says God. Wind, <br />sensed but unseen, breathes the old <br />metaphor again. Seasons are his <br />signature. The double helix <br />spells his spiral name. <br />Faith summons him, and doubt <br />blows only the sheerest skein <br />of mist across his face.<br /><br />Luci Shaw<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/the-omnipresence/
