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Learn from mistakes - Poem


Samson did not learn from his mistakes
Though his parents were not willing
He wanted to marry that girl from Timnah
There started his graph going down.
He killed a lion on his first journey to Timnah
He ate honey from the carcass on his second
He was not to eat any forbidden food
He forgot for his own convenience.

He did not learn from his mistakes
The girl from Timnah allured him
And got the answer for the riddle
Only to be cheated later again by Delilah similarly
Yet he continued his careless living.
Not even once do we see him seeking God
Except in his last hours in the Philistine temple.

Let us learn from our mistakes
Let us sit back and think of our lives
Analyze, dissect and find out our priorities
Not to fall again, but to stand up next time
Exploiting the world? The earth repays back
Lies and forgeries and lust and Godlessness
Pride and selfishness and looking down
Sit back and repent and learn from our mistakes.
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  1. Unknown4 May 2021 at 07:56

    Amazing....Holy Father!I was doing an analysis on certain decisions I took and this poem is speaking to me again! Praising the Lord for you....

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    1. the halfbaked bard4 May 2021 at 07:59

      Amen. I hear the Lord crying and pleading with us saying the same thing to us, to learn from our mistakes and not tobguve way again and again. May the Lord help us all

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  2. Unknown4 May 2021 at 08:15

    Analyze, dissect and find out our priorities
    Not to fall again, but to stand up next time....Wow not just beautifully written but Profound....Let us learn from our mistakes and act accordingly.

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    1. the halfbaked bard4 May 2021 at 09:12

      Amen. The Lord's is crying and yearning for us to

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  3. Mathews Philip4 May 2021 at 08:42

    🙏

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  4. Unknown4 May 2021 at 09:06

    O Lord, let me find out my mistakes, each and every time I do, help me not to repeat it. Be with me my Father. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

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  5. Smita Itty 4 May 2021 at 13:51

    That's a beautiful prayer 🙏

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