The Chorus (Considering Ecclesiastes)
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- The Beam (Considering Ecclesiastes)
- Definitions of True Love (Considering Ecclesiastes)
- Work Forces (Considering Ecclesiastes)
- The Eternal Brow (Considering Ecclesiastes)
- Double Nines (Considering Ecclesiastes)
- Judgment of Fictitious Standards (Considering Ecclesiastes)
- The Kings and Queens of Dust (Considering Ecclesiastes)
- Winning Words (Considering Ecclesiastes)
- Until the Return (Considering Ecclesiastes)
- Flowers and Runners (Considering Ecclesiastes)
- Masters (Considering Ecclesiastes)
- Evil All (Considering Ecclesiastes)
- A Lesson (Considering Ecclesiastes)
- The Aftermath (Considering Ecclesiastes)
- The Chorus (Considering Ecclesiastes)
The quiet words of the wise are more to be heeded than
the shouts of a ruler of fools. Wisdom is better than
weapons of war, but one sinner destroys much good.Ecclesiastes 9:17-18
The Chorus
Chorus: We see Heaven and Hell
wage war upon mortal Earth.
We see those that God transformed.
This plane is much too synthetic;
Without a higher help it pales.
Dead men lie in the darkness,
vomit and grime gut the turf.
Men wander, but will see the
judgment of just and true God.
We see the transformation. (Pause, evaluate.)
Greetings from the booming metropolis that is Pleasant View, Tennessee. I am a man of constant spiritual highs and spiritual lows. I pray that I serve God at my highest even when I am lowest.
Ben was a founding member of Rambling Ever On and a regular contributor and editor until his untimely death in April 2020.
We wrote a tribute to him, but the best tribute you can give him would be to read all the wonderful poems, short stories, book reviews, theological essays, and ridiculous satire pieces he wrote for us. Pass them on to others and maybe allow Ben to inspire you to write something yourself.
Ben was a founding member of Rambling Ever On and a regular contributor and editor until his untimely death in April 2020.
We wrote a tribute to him, but the best tribute you can give him would be to read all the wonderful poems, short stories, book reviews, theological essays, and ridiculous satire pieces he wrote for us. Pass them on to others and maybe allow Ben to inspire you to write something yourself.
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