"A Measure of a Man" by Grady Poulard.
The measure of a man is not determined by his show of outward strength
Or by the volume of his voice
Or by the thunder of his actions
Or of his intellect or academic abilities
It is seen rather in terms of the love that he has for his family and for everyone
The strengths of his commitments
The genuineness of his friendships
The sincerity of his purpose
The quiet courage of his convictions
The fun, laughter, joy and happiness he gives to his family and to others
His love of life
His patience and his honesty
And his contentment with what he has.
The measure of a man is not determined by his show of outward strength
Or by the volume of his voice
Or by the thunder of his actions
Or of his intellect or academic abilities
It is seen rather in terms of the love that he has for his family and for everyone
The strengths of his commitments
The genuineness of his friendships
The sincerity of his purpose
The quiet courage of his convictions
The fun, laughter, joy and happiness he gives to his family and to others
His love of life
His patience and his honesty
And his contentment with what he has.
"A Measure of a Man" by Grady Poulard.
The measure of a man is not determined by his show of outward strength
Or by the volume of his voice
Or by the thunder of his actions
Or of his intellect or academic abilities
It is seen rather in terms of the love that he has for his family and for everyone
The strengths of his commitments
The genuineness of his friendships
The sincerity of his purpose
The quiet courage of his convictions
The fun, laughter, joy and happiness he gives to his family and to others
His love of life
His patience and his honesty
And his contentment with what he has.
The measure of a man is not determined by his show of outward strength
Or by the volume of his voice
Or by the thunder of his actions
Or of his intellect or academic abilities
It is seen rather in terms of the love that he has for his family and for everyone
The strengths of his commitments
The genuineness of his friendships
The sincerity of his purpose
The quiet courage of his convictions
The fun, laughter, joy and happiness he gives to his family and to others
His love of life
His patience and his honesty
And his contentment with what he has.
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