Sonnet: Man’s Work Should be blessed by God

Most things we do remain ineffective;
Our human minds are not infallible;
But if it turns to be God’s directive,
Our planning seems to be infallible.

Man falters in most things he tends to do,
Right from the stage of idea onwards;
His foresight fails; new problems emerge too;
The execution fails to move forwards.

Thus, man per se is bad in doing things;
When blessed by God, he tends to do better;
God’s grace is needed every time he sings;
The Scriptures will come true to the letter.

Each creature does what Creator expects;
Man’s freedom of thought/ action God respects.

5- 27-2002 by Dr John Celes

poem by John Celes
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