Sonnet- All Things End On Earth

The greatest men on earth must one day die; The great Red-wood and Sequoias don’t long thrive; The powerful-most men crash, however high; No creature can always remain alive. The tallest monuments too can’t last long; All statues kept for men and Gods erode; But continue ever must Nature’s song; And every man must carry his own load. The strongest metals too have wear and tear; All reinforced walls too crack and crumble down; And human-beings pollute the earth’s air; The harvest is by both seed and soil sown. All worldly things will come to dust one day! But man can't miss walking in Heaven's way.