Well... Sometimes you come to the realization that there is no way that you can ever be the best. 100 men in a billion are the intellectual match for Chesterton, Lewis, Tolkien and Co., and I very much doubt if anyone I know, much less myself, is among the happy few. But the proper course of action is not to bury the talent in the sand, but rather to make good with what we've got and be content. Blast... I wanted to be a genius. A Literary Legacy Daniel S. Founded on the uncorrupted rock Stand tall guiding lighthouses, Beacons of salvation sending Light to aid a world that’s ending; Its fire – expired by Darkness’ dousing – They lit anew to lead the flock Quaking in the coldness of despair Who, led astray by supermen Into night-sight nothingness, Creep in doubt and unforgiveness. These torches wield the iron pen Of truth, casting written beams with care To shrivel doubt’s decay away. The, first fire of these lights was he The terror of his foes, whose girth, Though great, was less than his mirth, Followed by his sons whose journey Revisited the hollow wastelands grey. The final piercing lights were they Who chronicled space and England’s History, preserving purity For ages yet, a surety To those who with their two bare hands Lift up their light and God obey. These rays have raised the bar of legacy And left to all the Truth’s supremacy. Love Joy and Peace, DJS the HBH, a pawn in the army of the LORD |