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Thinking the future


1 Corinthians 13:12 

12 For now we see in a mirror, dimly, but then face to face.

Now I know in part, but then I shall know just as I also am known.

 

 

When I think future ...my past comes alive

nothing new under the sun ... then the final price.

Whatever will be ... is a sure probability

for who writes the script ... true principality?

 

What is reality ... or what is an illusion?

Who can separate true facts from fiction?

Where are the answers and the final conclusion

if it is not in the bible all seems a contradiction?

 

Settling in the air ... building a foundation on the clouds

then fill the halls with despair ... and let it thunder loud.

Let lighting strike constantly ... to lighten up the sphere

to expose self predominately in what you’re doing here.

 

Looking in a smoked glass ... studying your wrinkles.

Despite of aging brought ... your eye still has twinkle.

Hair now mostly gone ... with hearing on vacation

thinking you’re alone ... lost in your meditation.  

 

Jan Wienen  

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