It’s amazing how what’s important
Is not important anymore,
Has this ever struck you?
Had it entered your mind before?
You have set out your plans
And you have priortised,
Suddenly an emergency occurs
And you are de-energised.
Everything suddenly flat-lines
And prior priorities are relegated,
They are not important anymore
And relatively unrelated.
A case in point is a recent event
That just threw everything askew,
We were planning towards Christmas
Unexpectedly there was a death
A death we thought would be averted,
After a promising turn around
Then of the death we were alerted.
All of a sudden our Christmas plans
Were not important any more
For the passing of our beloved one
Grieved and vexed our spirits sore.
Many were the puzzling questions
And the “what if we had done so and so”
But “what if” are only afterthoughts
Which come with the emotional blow.
The Christmas lights are not as bright
The appetite is pretty slack,
We would change every single plan
If only we could have our loved one back.
It is surreal to say the least
Has he really gone for a truth?
Christmas will not be the same this year
And that forms part of the proof.
Sometimes it smacks of a set up
But God is not a conman,
Though it’s difficult to understand
God is getting on with His plan.
His is primary; ours is secondary
And not nearly quite as important,
His ways and thoughts are past finding out
And ours are relatively insignificant.
In time to come we will understand
But for now we must commit to trust
And thank God for Michael Clarke
And the legacy he leaves with us.
Stewart Russell © December 19, 2018
At: 5:21 p.m.
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