Sonnet: Think Over All That You Do

All that the world is after isn't worthy; All that the world revels in isn't glorious; All that the world searches for isn't mirthy; Each one decides for oneself, what’s precious. Don't copy what majority may do; Don't ignore what minority may seek; Don't follow what traditions hand to you; Whatever you do, recheck if good and meek. Not all whom world regards as great are great; Not all whom world regards as bad are bad; No man must another man underrate; Life's problems make the sanest soul half-mad. Some selfish men think they are wise on earth; True wisdom seeks God, pre-destined at birth.