Sonnet: Man Sins All Life

I liked to be a saint but could not be, As I committed sins so easily; I liked to be a priest which wasn’t easy! Temptations come to him rather strongly. I liked to be a ‘brother, ’ “no, ” said mom; A doctor serves better when not cloistered; I liked to be a catechist so dumb, But, got married because I was pestered. But devils spare not even married men, And even now, I am a great sinner! But God shows me how to walk to Heaven; I know I will become a clear winner. So, let me be good man God, all my days; And never go astray from Heaven’s ways.