
Evidence
They live among us. Chirping, chasing, fighting, playing.
Perfectly oblivious to our presence unless we threaten their nest in the spring.
I was photographing the foothills one summer morning when a bird landed on a dead snag just ahead of me. I hurried to make the photograph.
I finished, and the bird stayed.
Where did you sleep?
Who are your friends?
What will you do today?
Why do you sing?
I gathered my tripod, hoisted it onto my shoulder, and saluted my little friend.
No answer. Just a twist of the head, and a twist back. Stoic in the summer morning air.
What else do you require to know there is a God?
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