A Tale of Two Houses

It Is What Is On The Inside That Counts.

We judge one another in different ways depending among other things on how they look, how they sound and where they live. However we can be quite wrong because you cannot judge a book by its cover and neither can you judge a person by the kind of house they live in.
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I’m not the house I live in,

I’m not the bricks and stone.

I am the one who lives here

The house is just on loan.

A house that’s clean and tidy

May show the tenant’s care,

But it’s a pale reflection

Of who is living there.

 

The other house I live in

That everyone can see,

Flesh and blood, these bones, this shape

It isn’t really me.

I hope the life I‘m living

Contains sometimes a clue

To who I am inside here

And where I’m going to.

 

For I was born a spirit

And God marked out for me

A path, a purpose waiting

A certain destiny.

 So Heaven’s where I’m heading.

My time on earth is brief,

I’m not the house I live in

And this is my belief.

 

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TerriLane

Marion was born in Greenwich, London, where she spent the first 18 years of her life. Subsequently she lived for several years in Singapore, Nigeria and Sweden. She and her husband and have retired and are now resident in Greece. She has had 4 articles published with Evergreen Magazine, the most recent being in the Winter Edition 2017. An e-book, with Amazon, is entitled Shafts of Sonlight.


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