oxymoron two
Ephesians 4:17
Live in Holiness
17 So I say this, and insist in the Lord, that you no longer live as the Gentiles do,
in the futility of their thinking.
oxymoron two
A train ride to nowhere without a return ticket
Sitting by the window surely in deep sleep
Dreaming about the view that is showing through the thicket
That my mind represents with little left to keep
Soaking up the sunlight while sitting in the shadow
The glare of imagination blinding every thought
Why travel at all where there’s nothing left to plow
And without implements my emptiness is caught
Exposed to the world … who cares at all?
Am I just a puppet with some broken strings?
In the hand of a clown who seems to have a ball
To see me hanging helplessly up to the final ring
Jan Wienen
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