Significance

The wisp in my glass on a clear winter’s night
Is home for a billion wee glimmers of light,
Each crystal itself one faraway dream
With faraway worlds surrounding its gleam.

And locked in the realm of each tiny sphere
Is all that is met through an eye or an ear;
Too, all that is felt by a hand or our love,
For we are but whits in the sea seen above.

Such scales immense make wonder abound And
make a lone knee touch the cold ground.
For what is this man that he should be made
To sing to The One whose breath heavens laid?

Notes:

A poem by John C. Sparks.

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 Calculus Without Limits--Almost
Books, Brochures, and Chapters>Book:  Sparks, John C. (2004-06-01), Calculus Without Limits--Almost, AuthorHouse, Retrieved on 2013-06-25
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