is God a vending machine, a juke box?
you put your quarters in and
expect a reply
ice cold, candy crunched, potato crisped
the right song only and if not,
something gets kicked.
and the multifoliate coloured clouds
still give no rain so they complain
His gem starred light malfunctions
and in the breezeways through
His emeralds scatter
the winds over the plains.
He hears the broken refrain:
open the screen doors
all the windows you can
and breathe it all in
or watch it blow away and
try to understand if
it's your fate to be, only utility utilized:
a vending machine, a juke box all aglow
in tubular neon pink and green
a something on the scene
or not at all.
what lies under leaves, or snows.
a flick of the wrist on a kaleidoscope
grown old,
a something kicked?
Ask Him.
He knows.
mary angela douglas 1 september 2014
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