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Ramblings I



Oh I weep,
Drip, drip, drip...

The world walks by,
Oblivious as if I was a mere fly,
Pesky and a nuisance,
Despite knowledge that God made me...

No I cry not for attention thee...
I cry to speak to the soul.

Speak to the soul through God they whisper?
I know...

But tears cleanses my soul,
After which words I collate,
For God to listen and contemplate.

Far and wide I see the world,
Though none offer me,
I bid the time imposed,
For as nature dictates,
What is here will be nowhere in time.

I listen well,
To God; he speaks well.

Of heaven and hell,
Can't you tell, in which thy to dwell?
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Anonymous said…
Nani here...

Kita hidup di dunia yang hanya sementara. Sajak Saudara ....di mana saja kita berada, tak kira masa susah dan senang, sakit atau sihat. Kita memang perlukan masa untuk menyendiri..untuk muhasabah diri. Kita terlalu kerdil di bumi ciptaa-NYA

Like what you drop in one of your entry .. HE owe us nothing..but we as human being we owes to ALMIGHTY god everything. Most of us forget about this things. Kita jadi alpa, seperti kita hidup di dunia ini untuk selama-lamanya. Sibuk macam mana pun dalam mengejar keduniaan, jangan lupa perintah NYA.

Regards
Friday, April 13, 2007 10:41:00 am
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