[I found this handwritten text in my folder;
I don’t know– who wrote it, when I got it, and why do I even have it? I’m guessing that it was written by Sinaite ELZ who had contributed many posts to this website when she was still ‘with us’,, that is, living on earth.
Please check out:
- God is near, do not fear . . . Friend, Sinaite, goodnight.
- Moral and Ethical Imperatives in the Book of
Exodus - Spiritual Values in the Book of Exodus
- Dramatic Ironies in the Book of Exodus
- Illusions in the Book of Exodus
- Israel’s Destiny from the Book of Exodus
- Israel’s Responsibility from the Book of Exodus
- EXODUS: The 10 Plagues–Judgment of YHWH upon Egypt’s gods
- The Power of Choice – by ELZ@S6K
- Not “Hallelujah” . . . but HALELUW יה
- And one she didn’t write, but she is mentioned in:
Even if the signature is hardly legible . . . still, I am attributing it to her, because it sounds like her, and the signature appears closest to her name. However, if the real author reads this post and will bother to correct me so he/she can claim the credit for it, that would be most welcome because, of course, we want to give credit where credit is due! Or, if any friend/acquaintance of the real author recognizes this quote, please let alert us! But until the real author makes that claim, we will attribute this to Sinaite ELZ. —Admin1]
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Satisfaction . . .
is what we hope to find
in the midst of the monotony in our lives;
and delectation of the simplest kind
may result in brief content,
if only for a passing moment.
Here one minute and gone the next ,
it often leaves us anxious and vexed.
And makes us think of plans and ways
to lengthen the measure of its stay.
It seems we are allowed tiny pleasures
to help us get through from day to day.
A momentary kiss…
is something to treasure
and will keep the lonesome demons at bay
though not entirely drive them away
till we find ourselves another amusement
that beguiles us but is sadly evanescent.
The stratagem to extend satisfaction
simply lies in your own volition.
Decide to cherish it for what it was,
Don’t think of why,
Think just because.
Don’t cling to time like a grasping vine
that wrings the essence out of its beauty.
Its way of being is simply a mystery
that may never be solved by you or me.
To keep satisfaction is to constantly recall:
how wonderful it was to fall,
to remember fondly things once said,
so they live forever in your head.
To be constantly satisfied
is therefore found…
in spinning those memories
round and round.