This was written by Harold a few years ago. His out look on life has changed dramamatically. He will be going home from work camp in Sept.
Life is a game that we will lose
We will all pay for what we do
Some will die young,some will die old
We'll all be judged by what we've done
In this life while we're here
Death will come, have no fear
Just make the most of this time
Be thankful you're still alive
Some lost early in the game,
of life and death, love and pain
We don't even know when it will end
But I'm still playing this game we're in
I still want to play, I don't want to forfiet
I'm already half dead and I know it
I will stay in as long as I can.
This game will one day, come to an end
I AM DELIGHTED TO KNOW THAT THE AUTHOR OF THIS WORK OUTLOOK ON LIFE HAS CHANGED. I HOPE HE NOW KNOWS OUR ENTIRE LIVES ARE IN GOD'S HANDS...FROM FIRST BREATH TO THE LAST. NOTHING HAPPENS THAT 'HE' DOESN'T ALLOW, AND THOUGH THIS MIGHT BE HARD TO ACCEPT...WE'VE GOT TO HOLD ON TO THE FACT THAT GOD LOVES US AND HIS 'ONE GOAL' FOR US ALL IS TO BRING US INTO THAT PREPARED ETERNAL PLACE WITH HIM. THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS
I hope that young man has learned that life is steered by the choices we make--make good ones and live good lives---make bad ones and pay the consequences. He sounds a little depressed in the poem since he talks about death. Recharging the "battery" of the mind with positive thoughts can make one feel better and give them clearer direction. Blessings to him.
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Be thankful you're still alive
Something we all should be doing; making the most of our time, and being thankful for what we have.
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