Memories
Ecclesiastes 9:5
5 For the living know that they will die, but the dead do not know anything;
they have no further reward—and even the memory of them disappears.
memories
Pictures on my desk and more in my heart
Most of them unframed just captured in a smile
They are all together caught in a world far apart
To fill all my longing as I meditate for a while
Searching in my memory banks lost among the shelves
Where for goodness sake are the imprints for myself
Most areas are shaded and it is sure hard to tell
Where my-self is hidden and others appear so well
Nothing seems filed by age and lots just appear leathered
Is it a confusing mess only The Lord can sort this out?
Why is it so important as the past seems all weathered?
Is it for self-satisfaction or for reasons not to pout?
I let you know my inner-man if I could find the answer
I know you really want for me to find something good
I probably will disappoint you for sin is like a cancer
As only the negative I remember in search for daily food
Depravity seems to underline all the files I find
Strange in red are written the ones of no importance
It is just there to remind me that I am fully His
And that all is forgiven and I am in His Remembrance
Study your files once in a while to notice who you were
So you don’t get carried away and think you are any better
Than everyone you meet in church here or anywhere
So really the only good in you is to depend on the Latter …
Jan Wienen
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