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Consternation

O the consternation Off one sitting in contemplation: The things left undone While on the run Chasing duties ’til the sun Falls down below the horizon And then, even beyond Those duties thwarted by cuties Comes the reminder That all will be tallied When sinners are rallied Before the One who came Bearing all the shame Of the those He made Fallen into the shade Of rebellion and pride And how they hide From the call of His Word To take it to all And meet Him soon In that heavenly hall

15 Oct., 2020

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