"MAY BE GONE TOMORROW"

MAY BE GONE TOMORROW
We all know people who missed the moment, and their lives are full of sorrow
Because, they didn’t enjoy what’s here today… and gone tomorrow

We ourselves both me and you… regret some things we didn’t do

Rushing through our lifetime at a pace that makes us dizzy
Passing up important moments… because we are too busy

We haven’t learned it is not a crime, to stop a moment… take some time

To call our family members who may not be felling well…
To stop and smell a rose or you’ll forget how roses smell

Deliver out those hugs… that you haven’t given yet…
So you don’t end up wishing for a hug you didn’t get

Stop putting off the visits and stop putting off those calls
Instead put off the “Later-on” that has you by the … “thingies”

Doing something “Later-on” can leave you with a sorrow
For who you ought to call today… … may be gone tomorrow

Time is not a guarantee… This, tomorrow may not be

Who knows what the future holds… enjoy someone today
Hug them, kiss them, shake their hand, before they go away

Check your social garden daily... Find out what it needs
Were so busy looking for the fruit… we don’t see the weeds

Ask yourself this question friend, “Am I enjoying life?”
“Do I hug the kids and often kiss the husband or the wife?”

“Do I take time out to laugh and play… Do I take time out for fun?”
“Do I realize the Joy of the Lord is meant for everyone?”

Ecclesiastes 3 says there’s a time for everything
There is some time in everyday for us to smile and sing

Find that time… enjoy that time… I’m urging you to look
Enjoying life is meant for us… it’s written in the book

Everything around us, friends, is placed there for a reason
Enjoy all God has given you, it’s there … for just a season

The things in nature… family… friends enjoy them all… today
For at their given time we know that each… will pass away

Don’t let that time surprise you friends… and leave you full of sorrow
For what/who we can embrace today… may be gone tomorrow. AMEN?

By Benjamin L. Graham 12-29-10 benjagram@gmail.com