Of Commodity and Consumption,
An Economy of Want and industrial-strength Pride.
And, there are lilies to consider.
The blueprint goes all the way back to the Garden,
Tightly coiled around a Tree.
But, no one can serve two masters,
Even if one is yourself.
The Tower of Babel has been foreclosed on!
It's a great steal -- or deal,
Depending on your Legal Tender.
Why do we bury our hearts
And wear our treasure on our sleeves?
Debts Public and Private
Forgiven us, as we --
Well, We Trust in God
To sort that out.
Another camel threads a needle.
A rich young ruler turns away.
An unseeing eye
Approves our Undertaking
And a poor penniless widow
Bears the image and inscription
Of unseen things above.
1 comment:
Excellent, very deep, and very true.
We cannot serve two masters let alone four or five. I don't think we even understand to what depths this pertains. --J
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