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BUGS IN HEAVEN


BUGS IN HEAVEN?

Will there be butterflies in heaven

I should like to see them there

With all their gorgeous colors

As they float softly through the air

 

And the bees have lost their stingers

For they don't need them anymore

For they pollinate the flowers

Just as they did before

 

The mosquitoes I don't see their use

Such bloodsuckers they were here

But if they have a use in heaven

I would even like them there

 

I saw an image lately

Many beetles in bright hues

So if our God can use them

Who am I to now refuse

 

Yes there may be bugs in heaven

But I cannot know for sure

For we did cause the problem

That made them such pests here

 

So if God can stand us humans

Who caused Him so much pain

Perhaps the bugs will make it

As we overcome our shame

Copyright, Kathryn Search

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