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Do
You Ever Worry
Do
you ever worry
That
your life hasn’t served any purpose
With
so much suffering in the world today
Have
you done your part no matter how small
Just
a tiny voice can make a world of difference
To
someone in despair
To
know that someone cares for you
Can
give you the will to survive
Even
when you believe you have nothing to live for
Silence
doesn’t mean no one is listening
Any
day now the blessings you don’t see
Because
you’re bogged down in the misery of your own existence
Will
walk through the door and the light of God
The
strength of his love shall will you to the next day
That’s
the beauty of faith, unseen,
It
can make you believe that at any minute life can change
Tomorrow
will be a better day
Do
you ever worry, that maybe
Your
best isn’t good enough
And
if it isn’t then what should you do next
We
are all blessed with a special talent
Find
yours, nurture it and give it to the world
You
might never know,
If
something you said touched another soul
And
in return, they will touch someone too
Save
another life today
That’s
the beauty of giving, sharing
It
creates a circle of human beings
Caring
for the betterment of each other
Looking
beyond your own selfish needs
And
more concerned with the welfare of your fellow man
Do
you ever worry
That
the person you were meant to be
Died
a slow death years ago and you didn’t even know
That
the face staring back in the mirror is an imposter
Where
have you gone? Why did you take so many years off?
Cruising
through life without any purpose
Leaving
your talents in the wasteland to rot
What
you are blessed with is not yours to waste
What
is given can easily be taken away in the space of your next breath
Keep
that in mind the next time
You
bemoan the fiction of your miserable existence
When
there are people less fortunate than you
Who
would love to be as miserable as you are someday
Keep
that in mind, my friends
The
next time you bitch and moan about something inconsequential.
Jéan-Pierre,
Dean
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