More poetry

Our devotional reading was from Ecclesiastes this morning, which inspired Sarah to write this:

A Time to be Bored, which is why I'm writing this poem.

(Inspired by Ecclesiastes 3:1-8)

by Sarah Janes

When thou shall see thy light

Thou shall think it merry and bright.

But hold on, my cheerful dear.

When you see the light, it might be time to tear.

A time to sleep

and a time to wake.

A time to eat

and a time to bake.

A time to bathe

and a time to mud.

A time to dry

and a time to flood.

A time to pet

and a time to cuddle

A time to run

into a large puddle.

A time to refrain from getting wet

and a time to stroke a fluffy pet.

A time to sit

and a time to stand.

A time to let your hair down

and a time to wear your favorite headband.

A time to count

and a time to spell.

A time to be sick

and a time to be well.

A time to taste

and a time to smell.

A time to whisper

and a time to yell.

A time to run

and a time to walk.

A time to be silent

and a time to talk.

A time to fidget

and a time to be still.

A time to do

whatever is God's will.

You shall follow

wherever He goes.

Take time to listen

to what He knows.

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And Noah was inspired to say this:

"Hey I wish I could go for a hike in the woods with the President, so I could say, 'Trump took a dump on a stump."