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The Mystery of Magic
Contributed by
lostsubconscience
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Tuesday, 13th June 2006 @ 03:02:41 AM in AEST
Topic:
secrets
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How are the stars held up in the sky?
And why does the sun forever set and then rise?
What makes the bright glow of the moons beam?
Why do we perceive everything just as it seems?
Maybe were just better off not knowing
Perhaps confined answers arent worth showing
The beauties of magic are miraculous works
Is it in ourselves is where remedy lurks?
I am bewildered by how things happen like they do
Is it all part of a plan, do we prevail and pull through?
I guess Ill just have to wait and see
To understand why something is not, or meant to be
They say magic acts in mysterious ways
But I guess its up to the believer of what to exclaim
Ill keep my hopes high and aim for the best
And God can decide how to handle the rest
If we never ask questions, where would we be told to look?
The solution isnt always found in guidelines or books
Or possibly the veracity are in the queries we ask
As if it were hiding behind some kind of mask
Were probably searching in all the wrong places
Could it be the expressions we create on our faces?
Heres and idea, perhaps we contain too much of a little thing called lust
Or maybe just maybe, we should let the captivating certainty find us.
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Re: The Mystery of Magic
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by Man_On_High on
Tuesday, 13th June 2006 @ 07:47:07 PM AEST
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what a very profound inquiry..and it made for an excellent work as well..
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