Here
is the way I have come to see it: All
the
riches in the world would have likely done
me
no good anyway. In life, I have admired
the
likes of Gandhi, Mandela, Martin Luther
King
Jr., Bobby and Cesar as the decent
warriors
for humanity they were. As I see it,
Jesus
was an admirable man for his simplicity
and
meager means. (One robe of a simple cloth
and
sandal-strapped feet would have been good
enough
for me.) And then there was Francis of
Assisi
and Mother Teresa, of course, and many
more
who remain nameless to history. As for me,
one
of billions who shall pass unknown into
the
unknown, I would just as soon die with a
modicum
of grace and dignity. Then, I figure
I
would have done what I could, and made my
point
in life. And as far as I’m concerned, you
can
roll the stone over my tomb, and skip the
Resurrection
bit.
Chris
Hanch 12-24-18
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