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      February 20, 2015BeliefMarilyn Robertson

      On the way to the post office this morning,
      I thought about the odd things we believe.
      Things we swear by, pray to, put our trust in,
      or wear printed on the back of a T-shirt.
      Tarot cards. Crystal balls.
      Runes and rattlesnakes.
      First stars, second sight—
      not to mention elves and Armageddon.
      Just look at me, believing that someone
      might have written me a letter,
      that the world is in good hands,
      that a man once walked out of a stone-cold tomb
      into the light of day, leaving
      poor old Death completely in the dark.

      from #45 - Fall 2014

      Marilyn Robertson

      “Here’s one definition of religion: concern over what exists beyond the visible. I find that belief in the ineffable, in the Divine, gives life a shimmer, an edge. A good edge. One you can walk on. And poetry, for me, is scripture—a prayer.”