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May 18th, 2010
Grown-ups, we make our own path
Using our own needs as a compass
Indiscretion, excused with a toss of the head
Leave the consequences for now
Time’s aplenty
Yes, there’s time to reflect later
And yet the day comes
No excuses delaying it
Debt is a patient builder
Yesterday’s fun on today’s bill
Every day it’s the same, will we ever learn
Time to settle accounts
Fallen, we turn to our one Hope
Revelation lifting our eyes beyond the debt
Every wrong, every fear. Our account is settled
Every time, it gets paid. Gone forever
We don’t deserve it
Tags: Christianity, Faith, freedom, Life, Poetry
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