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Eternity is Forever


What are we, as we slip along this terrestrial plane? We carry our burdens, one by one, We keep on grasping, but only comes The vexing pain. We are but dust, naught anything. But see all around us as much, Truly all we touch Our hands can’t forever cling. All of time, last to first Is infinitely small For after the call To eternity we’ll burst. Eternity is Forever This we know is true Let us take in view Follow HIM…whatever.
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