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O'christ!AnotherFriggnAllegory! forAyeThoughtEyeWas(in)Heave'n
'woe is me', a most happysappy
SandyClaws, for
tis Xmaz in thee
Eastertide[of]sex,birth,mo'sex[unto]Death, wit
candied canes & them milkchoco'bunnies
adorning thee cruxifix
I,
eye died for all y'all's sin(isterie)s be-cause
no
body saw mine, so maybe p'haps them fckn transgressions was
great
Miracles of DeathDefied(Survived?), resurr'erected
for thee unknowable
Angel's wingspread spread
a'widely to any passway re'minded
of EarthlyDelights
th'ought to be
Heaven On High
& then some,
before
wee, the Angels,
forget our flying just
one last time............A'men!
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FOToGRAFF: "An Interperative Po'trait(of)God"....by: dkzk2013
SandyClaws, for
tis Xmaz in thee
Eastertide[of]sex,birth,mo'sex[unto]Death, wit
candied canes & them milkchoco'bunnies
adorning thee cruxifix
I,
eye died for all y'all's sin(isterie)s be-cause
no
body saw mine, so maybe p'haps them fckn transgressions was
great
Miracles of DeathDefied(Survived?), resurr'erected
for thee unknowable
Angel's wingspread spread
a'widely to any passway re'minded
of EarthlyDelights
th'ought to be
Heaven On High
& then some,
before
wee, the Angels,
forget our flying just
one last time............A'men!
_____________________________________________________________
dkzk2014\2014dkzk/allergenFreeAllegoriesForAllAlways.........
FOToGRAFF: "An Interperative Po'trait(of)God"....by: dkzk2013
Published 25th Mar 2014
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25th Mar 2014 12:34pm
Is it nearly Easter again...
I was only saying on the
third day last Tuesday that
it must be time to get up...
I was only saying on the
third day last Tuesday that
it must be time to get up...
25th Mar 2014 1:51pm
28th Mar 2014 10:11am
I just realised that people have mis-represented Shakespeare. It is commonly paraphrased, "A rose by any other name would smell as sweet." BUT, in Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare said, "What's in a name? that which we call a rose. By any other name would smell as sweet." There between is the difference between the thing and the name of the thing. Shakespeare knew he was using language, and gave things names, and not conjured the thing itself.
Sorry about the rambling. :) I love this poem. On the jeepney from the city to our home, a travel of about 30 minutes, this poem gave me wonderful pleasure ...
Sorry about the rambling. :) I love this poem. On the jeepney from the city to our home, a travel of about 30 minutes, this poem gave me wonderful pleasure ...