Wise Choice To Make

All the strange things in this world
Will come to naught, only good stay
No worries, just do the good things
I'll go with you from life to life here
Together our road will lead us one
We'll meet at the crossroad and say hi
Do the high five and sing high hurrahs
Rejoicing our right choices with grace
For we choose to be corrected in Him
Whom we love chasening than hardness
Until we came to love perfected in us
We let the thorn wake up us to go to pain
To have this crown of life with persecution
For we look at life how it ends with wisdom
We fear Him who raise us to White Judgment 
For we know life is just temporary and short
Knowing all things come to pass not tarry
Better to know things now than regret after
Life's a gift should we took sadness who cares
Is a wicked thing to a heart that's ungrateful
It's a wise thing to reciprocate good things
It's an advantage to be just than be unjust
Much more blessing come to those who wait
Heaven wait for those who come out faithful 
Blessed a soul who overcome fire in  the end.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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De Beaulieu Avatar
February 10, 2026 at 11:24 AM
Hello Hugo, I like the line Much more blessings come to those who wait. all thes are great choices. Much love here. /Darlene/
De Beaulieu Avatar
March 9, 2026 at 10:43 AM
Hello Hugo, I like the line : Life going old agree with the line: Life going old ageis a brow in the head. Age is just a number. i have never felt my age. I alwazys felt young at heart. Love you more. /Darlene
Sarvida Jr. Avatar
March 9, 2026 at 4:53 AM
Maturity comes wisdom. Life going old age is a brow in the head. Love you more, Darlene. From me to you./Hugo.
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