To Be or Not To Be

To be familiar with sorrow for a little while
In hope of the morrow and Heaven’s smile
To be mocked and scorned, misunderstood
To be weary and worn for the Greater Good


To be willing to take up my cross; follow Him
Counting all else but loss as my way grows dim
To be mistreated on a long hard road
For a joy completed in Heaven’s abode

To be or not to be, that is the question
The answer has eternity weighed in its balance
To be or not to be, only two choices
We answer eternally to one of two voices

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Janet Martin

You have been weighed in the balances
and found wanting. Dan.5:27