Photo Credit:
Mel Schockner
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West Texas juniper on mesquite - H 30" - 1979
Babel's Folly
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With feet planted firmly on a perilous spire, the children of men would strive to go higher, by questing for answers whose origin stem from a misguided helmsman, the science of men.
True He has made wings with which to fly, but they limit us still to the realms of the sky,
and focus our eyes on intellect's lie that on our own strength and effort we'll surely get by.
Yet with what we are "given," try as we may to the "giver" of all we can never repay one single moment we recklessly spoil through efforts of climbing our towers of soil. |
