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The Inner World Collection · curated edition

Whispers of Grace: The Countless Miracles We Forget to See

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How many miracles pass us by, Soft as whispers, Hidden in the folds of an ordinary day? We often search for grand signs, For thunderous revelations from the sky, But grace moves quietly, In the breath we take without thinking, In the light that spills over the morning. We are carried, Not by our own strength, But by a force too gentle to name.

Do you see it, In the way the sun rises every day without fail? In the way your heart beats on, Even in the silence of the night? It’s nothing short of a miracle that we’re here, Alive, breathing, Held by an unseen hand that never lets go.

We often forget, In our chase for something more, That life itself is the miracle we seek. Every moment is a gift, Every breath a blessing. The universe speaks in whispers, And if we listen, We’ll hear the miracles everywhere.

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“How many miracles pass us by,
Soft as whispers,
Hidden in the folds of an ordinary day?
We often search for grand signs,”
Whispers of Grace: The Countless Miracles We Forget to SeePoetry by Michael Yap
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