An ardent atheist Issac Asimov was so startled by the number of improbables that allow live on the earth to thrive that he wrote a piece on that and the odds he tabulated were astronomical. He couldn’t bring himself to believe in a God of any sort. But, he did comprehend that what we have here is nothing short of a miracle.
No Coincidence by Michael Romani The systems of earth science Are seen as with no coincidence To be an organism that is living Often resilient and by nature forgiving All the systems working within one together To stave off heat and to allow living better Even in diminishing the sun's heat Where the rivers, rain and sediment meet Trapping carbon dioxide in the ocean's floor It is these sorts of things that are hard to ignore That all of this works together is extraordinary And yet, unbelievers deny God calling this ordinary As though they are individual Hubbles unable to see Clearly and to know our edge of the improbability To me it seems an insurmountable bit of deference And so I hold this in gratitude to God in preference Thankful for all and not just lucky but blessed As science discovers all the interlinked and confessed Missing the number of chance events that allow us to survive I am just thankful for each moment that I am alive That we're alive - That any of us survive - Let alone that we actually thrive (c) August 9, 2019 Michael Romani All Rights Reserved




