Psalms Of Vanity Poem by _Bright Koketso

Psalms Of Vanity

Vanity of vanities! a persuit of wind,
What profit hath a man in his toil!
All is vanity! Life and death rewind
Dust thou art, and thou return to soil.

All flesh is as grass—Isaiah 40: 6
As the flowers of the field fadeth;
So was Abel's wither within six verses!
Flowers fadeth, likewise grass withereth!

We brought nothing in this world,
And it is certain we can accumulate non-
All things are wearysome and wild,
There's nothing new under the sun!

Tomorrow is unknown, nor promised!
Life is as vapor, appears for a while
And then it vanishes in the mist!
All is vanity! All is scripted in the bible!

Trust no Future, howe'er be pleasant!
Let the dead Past, bury its dead!
Act, — react in the living Present!
Let your hearth within, God o'erhead.
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Saturday, April 20, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: faith
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Everything is meaningless
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