In awe, I ponder the mystery of five fingers,
Why not ten, as logic seems to linger?
Did the Divine, in His grand design,
Give us these digits, by a purpose divine?
Oh, finger nails, what is your secret role?
As you grow and protect, do you make us whole?
Are you a guard against harm’s cruel might,
Or just a relic of an ancient, cosmic rite?
And fingerprints, unique as a snowflake’s grace,
What is the purpose of this intricate embrace?
Do you tell a story of each person’s soul,
Or are you just a mark that helps us keep control?
Why were fingers made, unequal in their might,
Some long, some short, some left, some right?
Is it a lesson in life’s inherent diversity,
A reminder of our unique complexity?
I ask the Divine Being, who holds the key,
To unravel this enigma, to set our wonder free.
Why five fingers on each hand, not six or more?
What lessons lie hidden, what secrets in store?
In this grand design, we find our place,
Five fingers, a mystery we embrace.
In their imperfection, they teach us so much,
About the beauty of diversity, the human touch.
© Ifedolapo Ogunniyi

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