'REFLECTIONS' by Robert Winters: Part of SOON Online Magazine

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REFLECTIONS

I walk among these weathered stones,
That cast their shadow o'er whited bones,
And wonder what if it should be,
That I were them and they were me.

Then, they should live and love and toil,
And I should lie beneath the soil:
No more to feel the morning sun
Or cooling breeze, when day is done ...

But lie at rest 'til heavens call,
To judgement day for one and all;
To answer for your deeds on earth,
And weigh the scales of heavenly worth.

I know some dead would dearly crave
A second chance, their soul to save.
But, once they end their earthly strife,
Too late to change their score in life.

So, e'er I hear from heavens throne,
I want my choices to be known.
While on this earth I daily trod,
I want to walk in the ways of God.

© by Robert Winters

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The Poem Library Contents Page A growing collection of poems submitted by you, our readers. Why not send us your poem? If we like it, we'll publish it. The copyright stays with you.	SOON Online Magazine homepage The International Ezine with a difference. Problem page, true stories, interviews, "life and how to survive it" section, religion, science, news, your language and country pages, and much more.
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