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Tell-A-Vision
by Rebecca O'Connor Man thought he heard something but wasn't too sure It was only so faint that it could be a lure If it is important it should have a great sound One that would rumble and make the earth pound But this was so faint and tiny and still "Who should obey this; I don't think I will. I want something bold and with lots of ambition." So he turned a deaf ear and was lost with no mission. And as this man sat and sat without thinking He kept his eyes focused straight-ahead and unblinking A new sound was heard that was loud and quite clear It gave him direction and beckoned him near. Now this is more like it, I don't have to guess, And my life is carefree no more to assess. So he tuned in and reviewed every single channel He gained all his knowledge from each talk-show panel. Oh yes, he became "in tuned" so they say, Yet more out of touch with each passing day. "I've wasted my time and plundered my gift, In the enemy's hand did my calling sift." All alone was the man, forlorn and rejected. No more beneath God's wing and protected. He laid his life down for a new dream and vision The new god he served was his television! My name is Rebecca O'Connor. I have been a teacher in elementary education for years, written a few books, and hug my grandkids every chance I get! God has blessed me so much that I love sharing pieces from those blessings in my writing. Article Source: http://www.faithwriters.com |