Enzyme

An enzyme* is a complicated protein –
long chains of atoms in patterns twisted into shape
to help some other molecules unite, combine
when needed in the cell’s constant city-like activity.
But how were they created so exactly –
these synthesisers had need themselves of synthesis.
No way could chance achieve this.
A genius Designer only could conceive
and bring about these extremely intricate
chemical factories in each living cell.
They surprise and fascinate
as we see a little of how they constantly work
when needed and so well..
No way could muck and muddle arrange
with years of random trouble into such
precise and working living chemistry.

[*For instance in a single molecule of Glutamine Synthetase, there are tens of thousands of atoms, The exact number varies depending on which organism it is in. It is typically composed of 12 identical subunits arranged in two hexagonal rings which are stacked on top of each other. It has been likened to a molecular computer.].
The thumbnail illustration is just a composite of a few small oraganic molecules that I superimposed to give a ‘feel’ of the complexity.