William Rybolt

Higher Thought William Rybolt

We are prompted by Holy Writ to ponder and think about things that are true, honest, lovely, and virtuous. Higher Thought is an attempt by the writer to consider many of life issues from a wholesome perspective. Written in an unusual manner, each question is considered in a prologue and then considered again in verse. Author William Rybolt's writings range from contemplating higher thought to testing to the Prodigal Son. They cover a range of emotions, from humorous to serious to challenging. Rybolt ignites fresh and productive thoughts in the minds of his readers as he addresses the numerous issues of life in this unique and thought-provoking manner. A Lasting Tribute We honor those who live in fame Give reverence to those who earn acclaim Celebrate those of great repute And dignify those who have been astute We proudly erect edifices to remember a name Build statues to edify those who share great gain With monuments observe men of great thought Fashion a model for bravery fought However we choose to compliment To recognize one whose life has been spent What ever the mode or the artifact Time will treat carelessly our commemorative act That memento of steel or erection of stone With passing of time will fall on its own Hopelessly destined forgotten forever Remembered by few and perhaps even never . . .