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Do we really ever slow the soul enough to make any difference? Stress-filled moments rushing-on the river of life, And we are drowning, choking on insignificance As we grab for more, feet kick hard, sink us low in mire of strife. Our latest moment grieved, the new already gone, And we recoil from the future we must surely meet in the present As cruel apprehension rolls dark over face of the sun To summon defeat of another life in relentless Time's engagement. Born outside the doors of fair Eden, uncreated, Tick of the Clock but marks the absence of eternity ~ Hole blown in the heart of God ~ time was never intended, And now we die so soon as we are born of spirit- enfleshed infirmity.
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Nov 7, 2013
Nov 7, 2013 at 11:41 AM UTC
Tempus Fugit: Frenzy in Absence of Eternity
Do we really ever slow the soul enough to make any difference? Stress-filled moments rushing-on the river of life, And we are drowning, choking on insignificance As we grab for more, feet kick hard, sink us low in mire of strife. Our latest moment grieved, the new already gone, And we recoil from the future we must surely meet in the present As cruel apprehension rolls dark over face of the sun To summon defeat of another life in relentless Time's engagement. Born outside the doors of fair Eden, uncreated, Tick of the Clock but marks the absence of eternity ~ Hole blown in the heart of God ~ time was never intended, And now we die so soon as we are born of spirit- enfleshed infirmity.
jonathan-noble
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Nov 7, 2013
Nov 7, 2013 at 11:41 AM UTC
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