Do you? What I mean by magic is something extraordinary, that cannot be explained. In that case, you can argue there are plenty of magical things, the creation of life (religious or Big Bang) and the universe perhaps, but enough of that. But do you ever think to yourself; there's more to life than what are senses would have us believe? Do miracles really occur? Are their 'invisible forces' working all around us? I'm not a religious man, nor an educated man, for that matter, but I believe. I can't explain it, or understand it, but I don't want to. I accept these beautiful things for what they are, for the way they make like so precious. On a star-filled, moonlit night, I'll wish upon a star. I know, it can be said I'm wishing to OB-75376, a gassy ball of fire burning billions of lightyears away in the Orion constillation, but I'll still do it. Why? Because somewhere I hope, no I believe, my wish will be heard. Is that a case for religious creation? I don't know. People are the most magical things of all. The special people who have the ability to know what you're thinking, can always make you happy, whether a God-given gift or what have you, there's something magical about that. So, am I the only hopeless romantic here, or can some of you relate to my incoherent rambling? Either way, as it makes me feel fuzzy inside, I won't stop believing. (: