God and the Firefighter

God does not hear the baby crying.

God does not see the baby dying.

God does not hear or see.

God does not feel a mother's emotions.

God does not taste the tears on her cheeks.

God does not feel or taste.

God does not smell the single flower a child gives to his mother.

God does not smell.

The tone sounds and a house is on fire.

The Firefighter hears the baby crying.

The Firefighter risks her life to save the baby from dying.

The Firefighter feels the mother's emotions as she hands her baby over.

The Firefighter see's the tears dry up as she kisses her baby.

"Here you go ma'am." the Firefighter hands the mother a single flower.

"It was right next to your baby."  

The mother takes the flower and smiles.  In that instant, the greatest memory floods the mother with tears of joy.

A single flower can heal an emotion.

A Firefighter is often God.