Who hasn’t marvelled over the miracle of our existence, seemingly appearing out of nowhere?
Who hasn’t marvelled over the complexities of the human mind, seemingly each a world, indeed, a universe unto itself?
Who hasn’t marvelled over the complexities of the heart, and the great love it is capable of feeling?
Who hasn’t marvelled over the love that binds couples, families and friends, indeed, even strangers at times?
Who hasn’t marvelled over both the inevitability of death and the subsequent grief it leaves in its wake?
Who hasn’t marvelled over man’s ability to forget all of the above . . . at times?
– Jillian
P.S. OK, grammar freaks . . . did I use “marvelled over” incorrectly here? Should it be “marvelled at”? Or does it really matter?
jpage@montrealgazette.com
