John 4:13 Jesus said to her, “Everyone who drinks of this water will be thirsty again, 14 but whoever drinks of the water that I will give him will never be thirsty again. The water that I will give him will become in him a spring of water welling up to eternal life.”
Two Wells
R Aylor
There once were two wells flowing out waters
To nourish the souls of sons and daughters
One was alive, purified
The other looked clean, to the naked eye
But it carried toxins like venom and bane
Which longed to flow through the children’s veins
Enveloped with Aspartame and Formaldehyde sweet
In hopes that the people would drink and eat
Lurking and hiding the poison it carried
Knowing partakers would soon be buried
Both wells cried out “I satisfy!”
But one shared the truth, the other a lie
I thought, how shall one know, which to partake?
Then I looked all about, upon the landscape
Around one fountain, the vegetation was dead
The people were crying, I heard what they said
Woe to us! They yelled out in pride
The waters they drank made them bitter inside
It had rotted their eyes and made them blind
It closed up their ears and hardened their mind
It changed how they think, it made their life stink
Yet their greatest desire was to take another drink
From the other fountain, Oh yes! I was sure
Sprung the water of life, unpolluted and pure
The grass was green, the flowers in bloom
The people were singing a joyous tune
They loved one another, all could see
That the water of life flowed abundant and free
The water they drank was God's Word which they spoke
They carried this water wherever they'd go
They shouted His praises in the valleys and plains
Knowing Gods living Word, never waters in vain
