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eyebrows on a face

a poem

By Raine NealPublished about a year ago • 1 min read
eyebrows on a face
Photo by Mihai Moisa on Unsplash

If I could ask God one question, I’d ask why he gave us eyebrows.

Not how to get to Heaven or the meaning of the universe,

A simple query that might make His own brow

raise in confusion or amusement.

There’s likely a logical explanation like

they keep the sweat and debris

from running into our eyes, but I

like to think we just look funny without them.

You became part of me as much as a cover to a book,

a collar on a dog,

frosting on a cake,

eyebrows on a face.

There’s likely a logical reason God gave you to me, but I

like to think I just look funny without you.

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Raine Neal

Just trying to make it through the days - writing is a great way to stay distracted and refreshed.

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    Written by Raine Neal