Selfserving!
Who, is worth a soul?
Aristotle thought, not animals,
Yet, we are related,
Not much different, on the whole,
Primates are we not, sort of,
Behave like them most of the time,
Except a brain in overdrive,
Sees its image in the trough,
A glorious image much refined,
After all we use utensils,
To eat, to work,
We are so refined,
Kalashnikovs, and cannons large,
To kill our brothers kind,
Much skill we use, make it an art,
For nations sake, we brainless March,
Build buildings to the sky,
Cathedrals large with pride,
While millions die,
And little children starve,
Write fairytales, in sermon books,
To aggregate more glory,
In arrogance, we see ourselves,
A mirror image, of Gods good looks,
All senseless, all this pride,
For it is stolen madman’s glory,
We think it smart,
But yet, from God we hide,
In fear, for we are sinners,
Not so, the little monkey,
Innocent is he,
Is he not the winner?
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Thanks for the words.
Georg
When you mention the possibility of ducks on another planet, the first thing I thought of, is this where Howard the Duck came from?
While bathing in my sinful state, I was reminded that I should stop what I'm doing because we are made in Gods image. My question to those concerned, is, what does God look like, to whit, they cannot
answer.
I find it interesting that we have come so far, re. knives and forks, yet we have missed the mark in feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, giving shelter to those in need...ummm, where did I hear that before?
Excellent write,
Peace,
Dan
All senseless, all this pride
And I truly believe it will be our downfall, and much sooner than many care to believe.
Blessings from Ky.
Joyce B.