Hand of God
¶ 1
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We cried blue murder at the time.
It was a crime against humanity,
Not an act of spontaneity
From the digits of a deity.
¶ 2
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Still, the next week, each lunchtime,
We were all doing it.
Any aerial challenge became
An opportunity for divine intervention,
With an asphalt Ascension
Into a playground pantheon
Of class-war champions
Beckoning for anyone who could
Pull off a palm of providence
With confidence.
¶ 3
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And although our clumsy
Sleights of hand were always exposed,
Like a bungled party trick,
It didn’t stop us from trying
To create artistry out of artifice.
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