Every Life Has Purpose
(Verse 1) Proverbs thirty, verse twenty, a passage so profound, A warning that speaks to us all, across every bound. It tells tales of fowls and beasts, of nature's secrets untold, Yet in its wisdom, there lies a lesson that's bold. "None is like the beasts that have no understanding," Each creature plays its part, in Godβs great orchestration, The eagle with its grace, the ant with diligence, All creatures live their life, without need for reasoning. (Chorus) Oh Lord, guide us through these verses, filled with wisdom so vast, Let understanding unfold, beyond the surface and past. In every creature's story, may we find our reflection, Learn from nature's wisdom, and let love be our mission. (Bridge) From the smallest ant to the eagle high in flight, Every life has purpose, in Godβs divine delight. In their actions, simplicity so pure, May we emulate these creatures, for true happiness endure. (Verse 2) So when we ponder this verse on beasts and birds, Let us remember, each creature holds a part of words. That no matter our differences or how far apart we may seem, Love and understanding can bridge the gap in our dream. For in this world where complexity abounds, May we find harmony and balance in all that's found. Through the eyes of nature, we are taught to see, The beauty and wonder of creation's infinite decree. (Chorus) So let these verses illuminate, beyond just their words on the page, Teach us empathy, compassion, and respect for each age. From every creatureβs wisdom, may truth be revealed, In understanding all life is connected, not separate from our zeal.
