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Perfect Gifts - HAIKU
Contributed by
Elizabeth_Dandy
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Tuesday, 27th December 2005 @ 09:48:13 AM in AEST
Topic:
Haiku
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Gleaming gold brought one, - Shining gold for royalty, Ruler of the All !
Frankincense brought one, - Incense for divinity, Offer it incense!
Bitter myrrh brought one, - Myrrh stands for mortality, Vulnerable man !
Very unique gifts Offer the three wise magi, To the Jesus Child.
How knew the three kings That gold, myrrh and frankincense Are the perfect gifts?
Elizabeth Dandy
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Re: Perfect Gifts - HAIKU
(User Rating: 1 ) by Jenni_K on
Tuesday, 27th December 2005 @ 10:13:02 AM AEST (User
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Love your haikus, Elizabeth...
Happy Holidays..
Love,
Jenni |
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Re: Perfect Gifts - HAIKU
(User Rating: 1 ) by inoc on
Wednesday, 28th December 2005 @ 04:19:12 AM AEST (User
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a lovely piece of work again Elizabeth!
regards
coni |
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Re: Perfect Gifts - HAIKU
(User Rating: 1 ) by brew on
Friday, 30th December 2005 @ 09:02:14 PM AEST (User
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Nice and correct piece.
Happy Holidays
Brew~ |
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Re: Perfect Gifts - HAIKU
(User Rating: 1 ) by sararose1950 on
Saturday, 31st December 2005 @ 06:17:34 PM AEST (User
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loved this Elizabeth- I never studied poetry writing- it is a lovely way to compose indeed.
Peace and Light |
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Re: Perfect Gifts - HAIKU
(User Rating: 1 ) by Lionel on
Friday, 6th January 2006 @ 02:02:10 PM AEST (User
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Yes, -how knew they? Could it be they knew by revelation, as Isaiah knew: " He was despised and rejected of men, etc. I say so. Good poem; to bring out the sighnificance of the gifts |
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