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The temporal beauty which fades and falls, vigor of body that to vale gives way— dissolutions of bloom—have much to say, as life’s costly sermon achingly calls: “Put not your heart’s hope in gifts eyes now see nor set store by charms easily broken. Vibrant buds o’er which praises are spoken, erstwhile by Fall, forgotten shall be. But in Christ waits sure glory eternal and by loss here that beauty there’s gaining its resplendent weight, e’en now attaining through Jesus intimate gem troves internal.” God’s wisdom turns decay and frailty’s gruel into a Homeward driving kind of fuel.
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May 24, 2022
May 24, 2022 at 5:39 PM UTC
Let Frailty Preach (Sonnet)
The temporal beauty which fades and falls, vigor of body that to vale gives way— dissolutions of bloom—have much to say, as life’s costly sermon achingly calls: “Put not your heart’s hope in gifts eyes now see nor set store by charms easily broken. Vibrant buds o’er which praises are spoken, erstwhile by Fall, forgotten shall be. But in Christ waits sure glory eternal and by loss here that beauty there’s gaining its resplendent weight, e’en now attaining through Jesus intimate gem troves internal.” God’s wisdom turns decay and frailty’s gruel into a Homeward driving kind of fuel.
alyssa-underwood
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May 24, 2022
May 24, 2022 at 5:39 PM UTC
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