I thank you Lord, for these folk in my life,
and thank you too for sending me to theirs.
Adventures are admixtures, with much strife,
disasters, sickness, - limits that impair;
on t'other side of things there's pleasures too,
with culture's sense of humour, fun, and tasks
achieved, and given, so to serve those who
you've sent us to (sometimes no person asks),
& goodness-es to see, wisdom to glean,
& rightly to admire, sometimes receive,
with understanding, insight. Knowledge teams
with stuff like that. And this I do believe.
And as I grow, and understand the way
of things, and see the challenges ahead,
it's fun, and needful, sometimes hard, I say
to keep on being disciplined, instead
of throwing off the traces I don't feel
like foll'wing through on now (above that all).
I'm glad that sage sent words of wisdom, real
and true as me and you (& one is Paul):
"No grown-ups ever spend time where they'd spearn
to - where God is! For only immature,
small children will live under, look to, learn
from who is over them.*" This would insure
their growth in this adventure (some call life),
but same goes with dimensions on ahead,
since what that good wise sage said, like a knife
will cut both ways - bring on; & leave for dead!
* You probably already know who that is, & can give a quote or two of that sage's words.
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