By Gerald Cowan
What any person says or does One may do good without intent --
And what a person gives No credit to him then.
Will have a great effect upon But what he plans to do and does
The world in which he lives. Should draw the praise of men.
To seek with all-observing eyes Just make the best of what you have
Determines what one finds. While You are still alive.
Things stumbled on by accident All others you may ten surpass
May not impress the mind. And death you will survive.
What any person says or does One may do good without intent --
And what a person gives No credit to him then.
Will have a great effect upon But what he plans to do and does
The world in which he lives. Should draw the praise of men.
To seek with all-observing eyes Just make the best of what you have
Determines what one finds. While You are still alive.
Things stumbled on by accident All others you may ten surpass
May not impress the mind. And death you will survive.
- Gerald Cowan, a longtime preacher and missionary, is
retired from full-time pulpit preaching. Gerald
publishes an e-mail newsletter entitled GERALD COWAN’S
PERSONAL PERIODICAL WRITINGS. He is available for
Gospel Meetings and he may be contacted at Geraldcowan1931@aol.com
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