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Fain would I change that note
To which fond Love hath charm’d me so
Long long to sing by rote,
Fancying that that harm’d me:
Yet when this thought doth come
Love is the perfect sum
Of all delight.
The Passionate Shepherd To His Love/ VIII/Omnia Vincit
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“Flesh is weak and so is the mind who inhabits it.”
I heard that one day back in November.
Silently, I listened to the person speak.
My fingers went numb as I sat so perfectly still.
What was the meaning behind this, was there even any meaning?
I read dutifully ahead in my Bible as I was eager to find the answers…
The words resonated inside my heart
I finally knew the answer to the phrase from the very start
A person is but flesh and bones
Each having their own free will and mind
If they choose the righteous path
They will eventually, escape the final wrath.
If they choose to do the worst of things
Oh,what wrath that decision will bring.
No joy from the worth of things will they get
Sure, monetary satisfaction, “lickady split”
But in the end they will not
It is written in the “Good Book”, that I got.
Goes to show that shortly pleasures are fleeting
Life is about making heavenly choices and believing,
Grow in the wisdom, he so richly gives us all
Then in his presence you will not fall.
You will spend eternal life,
Walking with your Lord, side by side.