Follow The Light

In The Distance Is A Lighthouse,
It's Beam So Shining Bright.
To Guide All Ships That Are At Sea,
Throughout The Darkest Night.

For If There Were No Lighthouse,
Shining Bright To Warn.
So Many Ships Would Flounder,
And Be Aground By Dawn.

We Too Need A Lighthouse,
A Guide For Night And Day.
Something To Help And Lead Us,
Along Life's Many Ways.

So Many Paths To Choose From,
As We Travel Through Life's Span.
We Must Choose The Right Path,
If We're To Do The Best We Can.

It's Sure To be So Certain,
Sometimes Our Choice Be Wrong.
But If We Look Towards The Lighthouse,
It Helps To Make Us Strong.

There's No Shame In Stopping,
And A New Path Then To Choose.
For If We Fail To Do So,
We Stand So Much To Lose.

For No One Has Perfection,
We Opt The Chance To Take.
If It Proves To Be The Wrong One,
Admit Your Own Mistakes.

For With Such Admission,
Forgiveness You Will Find.
And Be Guided By That Lighthouse,
With Clarity Of Mind.

Look For That Guiding Lighthouse,
I Promise It Is There.
The Light Is Shining Brightly,
For Everyone To Share.

Do Not Stray Into The Darkness,
With Naught To Light The Way.
If You Find The Light That's Shining,
Your Nights Will Turn To Day.

If You Choose To Just Ignore It,
And Travel On Your Own.
Then You Must Accept The Harvest,
Of The Seeds That You Have Sown.

Just Like A Ship In Darkness,
A Lighthouse They Can See.
Look For The Brightness Shining,
Out There For You And Me.

If You Cannot See The Light,
That Shines For All Out There.
Come My Friend I'll Show You,
Just Join Me In A Prayer.

Pray Deeply And Pray Often,
For Guidance On This Earth.
You Never Will Regret It,
And Will Know Your Own True Worth.

For This World Is Faltering,
It Really Is A Mess.
Just Pray To God To Lend A Hand,
And All Your Days To Bless.

Oh If All Of Men Could See,
The Lighthouse Shining There.
What A Better World We'd Have,
For All Of Us To Share.

So Take Those Few Short Moments,
To Daily Stop And Pray.
That All Of Us Can See The Light,
All Through Each Night And Day.

Poem used with very kind permission

Midi playing "Newday" courtesy of Bruce DeBoer

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