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Until No End
Years have passedand many daysNone can hide nor escape Thy gaze Many seasonsthey cycle byTo win your graceI always try Labor and toilis all in vainIt only prosperswhich bears Thy name Early morningswake and grindThe only worthThy love to find Wakeful eveningsmy lips they speak‘Gracious Godmy soul Thou keep If I should diebefore I wakeSpare…
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Create Your Own Realty.
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End Alike.
The proud man, blinded by his own glory, forgets the transient nature of life and wealth. In the face of mortality, riches hold no power. Regardless of wealth or status, all are equal in death. This sobering truth from Psalm 49:20 serves as a timeless reminder of life’s fleeting nature and the insignificance of material…
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Desire is a mystery.
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Talk Like an Man
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Poem: On Wisdom’s Path
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Ballad of a Depressed Person
Wisdom Challenge: Day 6 A little sleep, a little slumber,a little folding of the hands to sleep–So shall your poverty come on you like a prowler,and your need as an armed man. Proverbs 6:10-11 (TS2018) Today’s verse inspired me to write about depression…A poetic excerpt: Imagine being sad that you woke up in the morning.…
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My Own Worst Enemy
People often tell me I’m too hard on myself when, in reality, I’m just acknowledging my shortcomings. Okay I admit, sometimes I do repeat limiting beliefs to myself but it’s something I’m working on, and I’m getting better each day. Maybe you’re like me and you tend to criticize yourself. According to Dale Carnegie, author…
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Borrowed time, P. 2
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Borrowed time.