PRAGMATISM OR PLAGIARISM
I found this poem’s
title to be interesting
Because of where I’m
going with this one
It isn’t plagiarism because
I’m following
And spread the
teachings of God’s Son
It’s actually
pragmatic because I’m putting
A teaching from my rabbi
to a very good use
When the theme of the
teaching was revealed
Not one person could
come up with an excuse
The Title of his
sermon was “Thank you for
The things I have and
what I don’t as well”
When he elaborated on
the sermon’s title
God’s Word was clear
and accepted well
He gave numerous
examples of some things that
You may wish you had
but are glad they’re not
Because what you
wished for turned to disaster
So just thank God for
all the things you’ve got
I was a perfect
example of what the sermon meant
Many times I had
longed for what I felt entitled to
But God knew I’d do
much better off without them
Of course Father God
was right so what else is new
It may be alright to
hope and wish for your desires
But since God
provides the things you’ll ever need
Just give thanks to
Him and if it is His will for you
What you want will
come in God’s time and speed
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