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It is so simple


Matthew 6:33 New King James Version

33 But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness,

and all these things shall be added to you.

 

It is so simple

 

A strange moment as reality alike pangs of hunger surfaces

In times of unimportance it appears to be the best way

Nothing really matters, when priorities oft are changing

And in every instance, it provides me the time of day

 

Positive reinforcement with negative results

It is the attitude behind that always shows the difference

Habits are good but really is not intricate living

If it all ties down with habits as a sad inheritance

 

Life built on tradition and we always add to that

A never-ending cycle of man’s direct invention

Humanity won’t learn and provides only explanations

Why it all seems to fail without a clue about prevention

 

Jan Wienen

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