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  LETTING LIFE BE NOT LIVED IN VAIN

 

Know that the righteous life you’ve been living,

Has not and could have never been lived in vain:

You’ve trekked shadowed valleys of ole death;

You’ve mastered many bridges of troubled waters;

You’ve conquered so many Sisyphus-like rocks;

And God has and never ever allowed you to fail:-

 

Thus, in the deemed storms ahead, fear no evils;

Just shift faith’s undying spirit of hope into high gear;

Turn on those ever-splashing wipers—wiping out doubt. 

And with divine wisdom and guidance, continue sojourning,

Continue in your humble labors of love you’ve been assigned;

And at journey’s end, be in thanksgiving grace for a vainless life:-

 

LETTING LIFE NOT BE LIVED IN VAIN

  LETTING LIFE BE NOT LIVED IN VAIN

Know that the righteous life you’ve been living,
Has not and could have never been lived in vain:
You’ve trekked shadowed valleys of ole death;
You’ve mastered many bridges of troubled waters;
You’ve conquered so many Sisyphus-like rocks;
And God has and never ever allowed you to fail:-

Thus, in the deemed storms ahead, fear no evils;
Just shift faith’s undying spirit of hope into high gear;
Turn on those ever splashing wipers—wiping out doubt. 
And with divine wisdom and guidance, continue sojourning,
Continue in your humble labors of love you’ve been assigned;
And at journey’s end, be in thanksgiving grace for a vainless life:-

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