I lift a cup, and I can raise it up to my lips
I pick up a spoon, and it does not slip
I dig my hands into food, and feed myself
After ward, I rub my palms to wash
I shake a man's hand, and his lines and mine register
I grab a tree limb to climb, and it does not hurt
What if I used my palm's back?
I dip my hand into lotion, and I smear my body
I hold a traveling bag's hand, and it's secure
I turn a door knob, and it's with ease
I grab a pen, and it stays held
I flip the pages of a book, and something picks the page
I turn the cap of a bottle, and my strength is nothing without the lines.
The fool has said in his heart, “There is no God.”
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