The 11th Hour

Man is not prepared to meet his maker But, he is primed to meet his banker or his baker, He lives with people underneath his thumb He knows for all certainty that tomorrow will always come. Every morning with certainty he awakes to start his day Then when his day ends, to God he will not ever pray, In his life there are many ladders and steps to climb And with the thought of those adventures, he has time. Man dreams and schemes and he plans his vacations He has wishes and dreams and also kisses and flirtations, Waiting for tomorrow he never has any worry So, he takes his time, or waits, there is never any hurry. His salvation he tells all that it must wait. God, he says is forever and his love is never late, Man wants to live each day with joy, pleasure and no sorrow; "There, of course", he says "will always be another tomorrow". There is always time for salvation or for his soul to save A young man lives for decades, before he enters his grave, Youth is still unraveling and the golden years are not yet spent Man plans to seek God at the 11th hour, but dies on the tenth. Randy L. McClave