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Miracles

He asked for a miracle

In the deep dark night

And somewhere, someone

Switched on the light


But he didn’t see and so he asked again

For a miracle once more

And somewhere on a beach

A turtle laid eggs on the shore


So he asked again, for he didn’t know

And nearby a baby cried

The first sound it had ever made

Before that fateful night


The man covered his ears

And asked for a miracle again

And as the sun rose outside the window

A flower bloomed on the plain


He smiled at the flower but wanted a miracle

So he kneeled down and prayed

And his daughter saw the flower

And rose from the darkness she was laid


He saw no miracle and asked again

For a miracle did he plea

“Hooray! A miracle!” he cried

He had won the lottery

Copyright © 2017 by Kwek Yi Zhen


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