The first speaks to the prayer circle at church each Sunday at the children's noon service. The second speaks to the big move of our friends to New Zealand. [Sorry J.]
Sundays we clasp hands
to send appeals and heap praise
greater than from one.
to send appeals and heap praise
greater than from one.
Equally apart
on the globe, reality
fades to virtual.
[Many circles can be found this week at One Single Impression.]
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But I sure do wish it didn't! Thought provoking. Thanks. And thanks for stopping by.
Writing in Faith: Poems
I love the first one and I am so sorry you are losing a beloved friend
Isn't it amazing how we are greater than the sum of our individuality?
Thanks for commenting on my Haiku. I like yours, too, though am sorry that your good friend is moving so far away. :(
What a lovely haiku. Love the thought.
Nicely done!
not a more beautiful circle than prayer...love the globe...it is sometimes sad to see a friend from so far away...
those are two powerful poems. The sudden (for me it was sudden because it was an unexpected analogy) from reality to virtual in the 2nd poem was wonderful.
But thanks to internet, your friends can remain closely in touch.
Having moved a few time, I can feel for your loss.
Two poems about reaching around the globe, both in friendship. I like that, and would love to hear more of more people doing this.
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