Sermon Poem by Haile Tesfaye
Sermon
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Blessed are the poor, for they
are the door to treasures. Woe
to you, captivated in righteous
pride for your roots will wither.
Those who hearth is deaf, the one
with sight is blind, if ye seek the
heart, you lose your feet.
Therefore, be wise and just, walk
with love and act with kindness.
For all are hollow husk that will
decay unto dust.
Friday, July 24, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: human being,justice,kindness,life,love,love and life,metaphor,philosophical ,wisdom
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7/29/2025 12:05:51 PM # 1.0.0
Wise wrote the poem...... Truth is fluid, undefined.