By Marjorie Kinnee
A milestone's not a mill stone,
It's not a cumbersome thing;
It simply means we stop awhile
And see life's on a wing.
Milestones show how far we've come,
How far we've yet to go;
Provide a sense of where we've been
And set our hearts aglow.
The road ahead is yet unknown
Its joys and sorrows hidden;
Going back is not a choice,
To higher ground we're bidden.
For some it's graduation
From lesser, tamer shoals,
And launching out into the deep;
Uncharted, higher goals.
In life, there's many milestones,
from the cradle to the grave;
We're ever hoping, learning,
absorbing what others gave.
And when this life is over,
And our race on earth is run;
May we hear our Father saying,
"Welcome home, My child, Well done!"
Editor's Note: Three high school graduations, and graduations from kindergarten, elementary, and middle school, as well as promotions and home-goings to glory mark this year's month of June. While millstones only tie us down and hinder us from moving on into future victories - milestones help us reminisce and make new pledges for continued growth and progress. The future is full of promise for the child of God!
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