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Answers always the same ...


Proverbs 19:2 New English Translation (NET Bible)

2 It is dangerous to have zeal without knowledge,
and the one who acts hastily makes poor choices.

 

Questions always roaming ... prodding everywhere

Answers always the same in perspective of rhyme

Solutions oft neglected again and again

until a choice has to be made when running out of time

 

Commit self to something wandering through the desert

and take your rightful place in the trackless sand

Stand up and be counted although not pleasant

to be part of the group is important in the end

 

You can make a choice where you want to belong

or will you fit automatically in the secondary

Please don’t raise your voice as you go along

for you’ll be figured out in the temporary

 

Jan Wienen

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