wonder.

 

We have wonder to keep us mesmerized for a small moment.

And then to keep us searching for more.

Trying to fill our ever-hungry palate with the taste of glory.

We cannot fill the void: the gap we seek to fill because we keep wondering.

Life cannot be grand if we do not meet creation with the wondering eyes of a child.

Cynics are never satisfied because they looked and then decided the world is not good enough.

They lock themselves in boxes, close their soul's eyes in a casket, dank, dark and self-absorbed.

Those who chose to never be pleased will never be pleased, and it will be their own fault when the day of the Lord comes.



But those who let themselves wonder, let themselves be awed, they will live their lives blown away by the beauty of God.
They will see the world in all of its majestic, created glory.
They will not merely study God, they will be dazzled by Him.
It is with that wide-eyed wonder that the world becomes wonderful.