By Inger McPhail
Washington, D.C. Branch
A cent’ry from now
It will not matter
What kind of car I drove
What kind of house I lived in,
How much money was in my bank account
Nor how I was clothed.
A cent’ry from now it won’t matter where I went to school
Or what my denomination or home church was.
A cent’ry from now, when the world should be a better place because
I helped someone while traveling through this life
Stopping ev’ry now and again to say
“hello my friend” and “how may I help you?”
That I was important in the life of God’s child
Will be the only thing that matters a cent’ry from now.
Well said. When it is all said and done, our purpose is what remains. How we touched the world and others.
So true …. short and simple poem … with a profound message …
Beautiful writing! Looking forward to seeing more of your works. We are so blessed to have you as a member of the DC Bramch
So true! People are more important than things.
“Man looks at the outward appearance but God looks at the heart.” 1 Samuel 16:7
Thank you for sharing your insights!
Thanks for sharing! Something we should all be mindful of.
Inspirational reflection to live a better life and to be a better person. Good flow. Well done!
Well done Inger would like to see more of your works published. ; )
Yes, thanks for pointing out what’s really important.
Great food for thought! You are right a century from now all our stuff will be forgotten. People are important!!!!
Thank you for reminding us of what really matters.
Leslie Cook