We speak as though we own the day, as though Life begs, and we obey.
Dear fool, it is the other way, we are the glass, and Life's the wine.
We think we are the player's hand, we strut, we plot, we reprimand.
Yet some unseen, unplanned command, breathes air through this flawed demand.
To live and cry with such a fuss, so sure the world revolves for us.
But hush, the truth more dangerous, it turns the ego into some vaporous.
We are not landlords, we are lent, a moment's lodging, heaven-sent.
Life tries our shape to know what's meant, by sorrow, kisses, time well spent.
It borrows eyes to see the blue, it borrows lips to whisper "you."
Do not ask who lives the who, the vessel of body and the life are two.
The world exists in God's creation, images for mankind's declaration.
Be humbly of service to be grand, You are the instrument, not the hand.
Act as His living representative, to display his attributes, such love and mercy, to become a part of the absolute.
All perspectives are worthless, be assured, when the heart by the ego is obscured.






















