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He’ll Not Understand the End
He’ll not understand the endIf he has not given himself overTo the beginning.
Too Many Workarounds
I’m as practical and pragmatic as the next guy, so when something’s gone wrong, I can often find a suitable workaround. I can even make do with said workout for some time, if need be.
To Tell Himself What He Is Like
He decides to tell himself what he is like,And then to believe it. And he thinks this settles the matter—As if he could not possibly be wrong. But he could. *I chose the image simply because it’s a man looking … Continue reading
The Useless Box
Atop his body sits a box so important That he takes it with him wherever he goes.
To Hide a Treasure
If you want to hide a treasureWhere few are likely to find it,Hide it behind the workThat few are likely to do.
The Help of Competent Friends
The help of competent friends is a blessingThat those without it can hardly imagine.
A Common Perversion of Humans
It is a common perversion of humansThat they should hate one injustice,But not another.
People are Just Too Afraid
People are just too afraidOf truthOf growingOf interactingOf being wrong Of learning anythingAnd of making any changes.They are much more comfortableHalf the time having their eyes shut than opened.
People Talk of Giving their All
People talk of giving their allAs if they really knowHow to do that.
Such Are But Cities of Cain
So God puts man here in this world firstBecause man is not born ready for that second world,And must have time to learn God’s waysAnd to wrestle with his own will—Should he be the sort to will that. And so … Continue reading