Seeing Through A Glass Darkly Poem by David Pass

Seeing Through A Glass Darkly



To continue forever in time and space,
This we cannot imagine or know.
For only briefly are we here in this place
Before we find that its time to go.
Of what we never can conceive
Help us Lord to just believe.

How vast are the heavens when compared to me
But even lilies you don’t forget.
Has only Earth got life in this galaxy?
Why would you make a barren planet?
If doubts come and calm does leave
Help us Lord to just believe.

How incredibly varied is life on Earth
Whether on land, in sea or in sky
Reptiles and birds lay eggs, animals give birth.
None are immortal and all must die.
Young arrive but old must leave.
What sense if we don’t believe?

Why should some people suffer in pain through life?
And why should some die before they’re old
With illness and disease, or in wars or strife?
It seems unjust, has His love grown cold?
Give Job’s faith to those who grieve.
Like him Lord we do believe.

We rush around madly at work or cleaning
Our lives so full with the present tense.
Can advance in science give our lives meaning?
Will we improve in wealth or in sense?
All things – we cannot achieve,
Only God can we believe!

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Without belief there's no point!
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Noreen Carden 08 December 2014

A beautiful poem prayer.I particularly liked the last verse. Beautifully written

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