Posted in opposing wrong, poem, uncategorized, tagged 1968, Bible college, FL, Florida, Greeks, Hobe Sound, Jehovah, literature, poem, The One on October 18, 2008| Leave a Comment »
The Greeks had a god for rain,
And another one for the sun.
And why did they have two?
Because it is plain
Zeus and Helios weren’t big enough to do,
The work of Jehovah, The One. -eab, 4/1968
Written while teaching literature at Hobe Sound Bible College, Florida.
Posted in holy living, poem, uncategorized, tagged 1969, Bible college, children, fame, Father's care, FL, Florida, footstool, fortune, Heavenly chair, Hobe Sound, little life, poem, wife on October 14, 2008| 1 Comment »
It really doesn’t matter, doesn’t matter at all,
I’m in my Father’s care.
He rules this footstool here below,
From His great big, heavenly chair.
He’s in charge of my little life,
My fame and fortune, children and wife,
So it really doesn’t matter, doesn’t matter at all,
I’m in my Father’s care. -eab, 12/1969
Written on the slab of what is now Carrol Auditorium, Hobe Sound Bible College,Florida
Posted in poem, time, uncategorized, tagged 1967, Bible college, Eternity, gain, Hobe Sound, Peit Heim, Piet, poem, rodent race, servility, today, tomorrow on October 10, 2008| Leave a Comment »
Today, Tomorrow, To eternity,
In pause-less time and pace.
To get, to gain, to servility,
As the noted rodent race.
To gather, to garner, to glean;
As though life were all bread,
And men, as mice, were seen,
And their hearts as heavy lead. -eab, 10/67
(T.T.T. is borrowed from Piet Heim, Danish, WW II poet.)
Written at Hobe Sound Bible College,Florida.
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