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An Imperfect Life poetry by Fr. Harold Macdonald |
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Soon dumb, late smart
I have arrived at this important point: that the praise of God is my only work. Incompetence, self-will, or mental quirk spoils other goals; they only disappoint. They rise from wants, needs of the seeking self; light antemortem life, an instant spark, then splutter. Ashes sink into the dark. As quickly baked and quickly broken, delf. All else, wrong for me; only praise I am. Under the shadow of Your wings I dwell some microscopic part of You to tell. A chorister, a poet, all else sham. Insignificance my lot. My small task? To cling, to hide in You; my first, my last.
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