2Chron:1:11 Time to think of your greatest desire. Whom is it directed to? To yourself? To God? To people around you? Saul's greatest desire was directed to his own self. David's was directed to his own God. Solomon's was directed to the people. Two of them faded away. But one stands tall. One looks self centred - should expect to fade away. One looks so pious - should expect to stand strong. But Solomon - who asked for wisdom to govern the people He was not overtly self centred. But subtly. "Who could possibly govern this great people of yours?" Yes God was pleased of what Solomon asked. But there was a tinge of selfishness. Without knowing God, there is no point serving the poor Without being close to Him, what is the point in helping someone? If God is not in the picture, now matter how beautifully you paint, it is useless. What is your greatest desire? Is it yourself? Is it God? Is it yourself again, through the cushion of serving others?
Amateur as I am, halfbaked as I am. But i write with a purpose, to point to my master, to show of His love. The love I've seen in His eyes, is not just for me. This bard hence writes so that you would see His love too