Mark 12:31, "The second is this: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.' There is no commandment greater than these."
Intersection
By Me
Time came for me to pay,
My dear friend a visit,
Frequent mingling, I'd say,
My busy life prohibits.
Her address was unclear,
in my hazy recollection,
Knowing she lived near,
I walked to an intersection.
Surprised to find the road,
I was on said Easy Street,
My affluence never showed,
But we did have lots to eat.
I recognized her street,
It was Help Me Alley,
She always seemed upbeat,
But her house stood in a valley.
With gasping breaths, I progressed,
For God said, "Love your neighbor,"
Even in times of need (I guess),
So I'll share the fruit of my labor.
Intersection
By Me
Time came for me to pay,
My dear friend a visit,
Frequent mingling, I'd say,
My busy life prohibits.
Her address was unclear,
in my hazy recollection,
Knowing she lived near,
I walked to an intersection.
Surprised to find the road,
I was on said Easy Street,
My affluence never showed,
But we did have lots to eat.
I recognized her street,
It was Help Me Alley,
She always seemed upbeat,
But her house stood in a valley.
With gasping breaths, I progressed,
For God said, "Love your neighbor,"
Even in times of need (I guess),
So I'll share the fruit of my labor.