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REST DAY TO ALL


All need to rest To relax is that needed by all None who doesn't need rest Rest day comes God loves his people To give them good is that he wishes Our imagination needs to be stopped Rest day comes True, people need it To use truth always needed The needs of people reach end Rest day comes After God's creation, He gave people rest To keep it holy by praise their Creator The rest day comes Everyone on the world His body needs to rest Because our Lord who thinks good to us Rest day comes The sun rises and rise off The day starting and ending Because it shows us the time to know Rest day comes The relaxing is needed To have it is to have life To miss it is to loose it So, rest day comes The Son of Man on world he kept it holy The angels they rest in heaven God after creation, he did Rest day comes To all we may rest To obey God's low is that needed God asks us to keep it holy Rest day comes To believe God is to look big Mad man seems to be waste But day to be renewed as new , Rest day comes The sons of Adam were changed To choose theirs not God's in their plan They practice their wishes not of Creator But rest day comes Now on the world a change is Many forgot what heaven said To keep that day holy became ashamed thing Listen, rest day comes Although devils king works To break what he made on world Is plan of Savior Jesus, so he gave us The rest day that comes Direction of the arrow is the shooter To bless those who keep that day holy Is will of Jehovah, simple as crack of quack Is Saturday, Sabbath day comes to you, keep it holy! By Thierry MURAGIJIMANA
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Thierry MURAGIJIMANA

I am a poet and a Film, song, play&drama writer. I like to read Bible mostly.

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