jrepp
Feb 15th 2009, 01:03 PM
There are two columns that give a number to every day
One tallies those to come, the other those that have gone away
One slowly but surely increases
While the other one slowly decreases
And every day that we are given to live
We should always have something in return to give
Whether it is something uplifting to ones soul
Or just helping another, get God to know
When we reach that final day, when we go to God
And we must face Him alone, with no facade
Will we be able to justify the gift of each day?
Or will we be explaining why we went our own way?
We often think we have plenty of days to come
Then wake up one morning to find we have none
Though we do not know when that will be
By counting each day, it focuses us to see
We should not put off until tomorrow something we could do
For our eyesight is limited, we cannot see the bigger view
We may not get a second chance to plant that seed
We may end up missing someone in need
And what if we miss a friend, counting on tomorrow
Do you really think you could handle that kind of sorrow?
So make sure when you tally your columns of days
That you are making sure each and every day pays
The gift of a day is something not to be abused
I am certain if it is wasted, God will not be amused
One tallies those to come, the other those that have gone away
One slowly but surely increases
While the other one slowly decreases
And every day that we are given to live
We should always have something in return to give
Whether it is something uplifting to ones soul
Or just helping another, get God to know
When we reach that final day, when we go to God
And we must face Him alone, with no facade
Will we be able to justify the gift of each day?
Or will we be explaining why we went our own way?
We often think we have plenty of days to come
Then wake up one morning to find we have none
Though we do not know when that will be
By counting each day, it focuses us to see
We should not put off until tomorrow something we could do
For our eyesight is limited, we cannot see the bigger view
We may not get a second chance to plant that seed
We may end up missing someone in need
And what if we miss a friend, counting on tomorrow
Do you really think you could handle that kind of sorrow?
So make sure when you tally your columns of days
That you are making sure each and every day pays
The gift of a day is something not to be abused
I am certain if it is wasted, God will not be amused
