Sonnet: On Worrying

If you worry about the many things That trouble you each day and week of life, Distracted mind of yours, more worry brings; Solutions do not come in time to strife. Each day's worries are enough for the day; The morrow will bring worries of its own; You cannot always keep troubles at bay; Problems do come even if you're alone. Too many things, you do not need at all; You need a few or rather only one; You need a faith that's strong and hear God's call; The soul needs just the Word of God and Son. At Martha's home, when Mary heeded Christ, Then Jesus stressed, she was doing the best. Copyright by Dr John Celes 19-05-2016