Carpet or Wood?
by
h. lena jones
If I had to chose between carpet or wood
The characteristic I ought to have
I would make my decision
After pondering the characteristics
Of the materials themselves!
Carpet is pliable, soft, and colourful
Carpet feels warm and comfortable underfoot
Carpet gives the impression of luxury
Is inviting and beckons you to
Slip off shoes and have a roll
But carpet hides fluff and dirt
By its nature is deceptive
It builds up static electricity
For a sudden unexpected shock attack
And makes you sneeze when you
Disturb buried dust in its weaves
Carpet is easily discarded
Once signs of overuse are observed!
Wood on the other hand
Is shiny and slick
Hard underfoot, but solid in support
Exposes foreign irritants, holds no prisoners
Like fluff and scuff, even dirt and spills
Thus easy to clean
Wood floors have nothing to hide
And can look quite stunning
With a few scatter rugs
Wood floors stand the test of time
And when in bad shape
Can be sanded, polished, and made like new!
So then the question I must ask myself is this
Would I rather store up earthy treasures
Like fluff and dirt, just to enjoy temporary pleasures
Such as a roll in the weaves
OR would I rather have Heavenly treasures
And enjoy forever pleasures?
Would I rather hide my defects
Or dare I expose them to the One who can restore me
In spite of my scuffs and dents
And make me brand new, like a fresh minted coin?
The choice indeed is obvious!
“The heart of the righteous studieth to answer;
but the mouth of the wicked poureth out evil things.”
(Proverbs 15:28)
Another of your BRILLIANT presentations!
Indeed, you obviously CHOSE CHRIST...indeed, I CHOSE HIM, too!
You ROCK, Sister!
Love&Hugs, Rhonda
Blessings,
Joselyn
Love, B&R
Light and Wisdom ...
Richard Lloyd Cederberg
(((HUGS))) and much love, your Texas friend, Karen Lynn. :D
I love this one. Myself, I love wood best...especially since Our Saviour hung on a tree (cross) for our sins...........well done!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
We're planning to buy a new L.R. carpet, but after reading this, can I really trust a carpet? This is a marvelous analogy, and I think one that will stay with me.
Bless you,
Connie
Rusty
And when in bad shape
Can be sanded, polished, and made like new!
This starts out like a home improvement commercial and ends up a self improvement message. A spiritual look at what we walk on everyday and too ofter overlook.
Great Write.
God Bless,
Lew
Much love and appreciation,
CJ