God's Gift
Tree- Hugger 5-7-5112 total reviews
Comment from amahra
I really like that art work of the plant in the middle of the hand. Like us in the middle of the hand of Christ. I loved the 5-7-5 poem. Great content.
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I really like that art work of the plant in the middle of the hand. Like us in the middle of the hand of Christ. I loved the 5-7-5 poem. Great content.
Comment Written 13-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 13-Sep-2014
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Hi Amada, so very true...thank you so very much...so glad you like it
Comment from Linda England Bonam
Nicely done. Your 5-7-5 for the tree hugger prompt
was a perfect entry. I liked the message and the
ending where you said to respect their purpose!
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Nicely done. Your 5-7-5 for the tree hugger prompt
was a perfect entry. I liked the message and the
ending where you said to respect their purpose!
Comment Written 13-Sep-2014
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Hi Linda, thank you so very much...I'm so glad you like it
Comment from Saucey
I respect their purpose as well, excellent and well written, given God the glory write, I appreciate this one, thanks for sharing, the pic is a beauty.
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I respect their purpose as well, excellent and well written, given God the glory write, I appreciate this one, thanks for sharing, the pic is a beauty.
Comment Written 13-Sep-2014
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Hi Saucey, thank you so very much...so do I!!! thank you...
Comment from JeffreyVPerry
I was recently saying this to a friend that if we were in a box with several plants that we could breathe because plants and trees give off the air we need to breathe and we give them the carbon dioxide they need to live. We must then respect them as ourselves.
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I was recently saying this to a friend that if we were in a box with several plants that we could breathe because plants and trees give off the air we need to breathe and we give them the carbon dioxide they need to live. We must then respect them as ourselves.
Comment Written 13-Sep-2014
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Hi Jeffrey, yes we do...they give us live...thank you so very much...I am so glad you like it
Comment from kukarad70
Dear Author,
Very beautifully you have written your poem, Tree-Hugger 5-7-5. Trees are the sources to take carbon oxide back which are bad for human and provide oxygen to human beings. They are how much kind to serve human. Therefore, you have told their purpose is respective.
And wish to win the contest.
Thanks and regards.
Kamal
reply by the author on 13-Sep-2014
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Dear Author,
Very beautifully you have written your poem, Tree-Hugger 5-7-5. Trees are the sources to take carbon oxide back which are bad for human and provide oxygen to human beings. They are how much kind to serve human. Therefore, you have told their purpose is respective.
And wish to win the contest.
Thanks and regards.
Kamal
Comment Written 13-Sep-2014
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HI Kamal, thank you so very much...we really do need the trees to help us breathe...they are so important...thank you....
Comment from Father Flaps
Hi Mystery Poet,
This is a good entry for the Tree-Hugger 5-7-5 contest. In just 17 syllables, you tell us that trees provide us with fresh air. And that they are a gift from God.
"Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows." James 1:17
And finally, a warning: "respect their purpose". At the rate we cut them down, I wonder! Like clean water, what are we leaving for our grandchildren?
Nicely penned! Good Luck in the contest.
cheers
Kimbob
reply by the author on 13-Sep-2014
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Hi Mystery Poet,
This is a good entry for the Tree-Hugger 5-7-5 contest. In just 17 syllables, you tell us that trees provide us with fresh air. And that they are a gift from God.
"Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows." James 1:17
And finally, a warning: "respect their purpose". At the rate we cut them down, I wonder! Like clean water, what are we leaving for our grandchildren?
Nicely penned! Good Luck in the contest.
cheers
Kimbob
Comment Written 13-Sep-2014
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HI Kimbob, you wonder the same as so many...what are we doing to our plant??? we need the respect nature...thank you so very much
Comment from Jay Squires
The question your 5-7-5 poem brings to the fore is whether the gift from God is the tree (for its beauty and majesty or whether it's the life giving air that God gives man through the trees.
But, I quibble.
Good poem.
reply by the author on 13-Sep-2014
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The question your 5-7-5 poem brings to the fore is whether the gift from God is the tree (for its beauty and majesty or whether it's the life giving air that God gives man through the trees.
But, I quibble.
Good poem.
Comment Written 13-Sep-2014
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HI Jay, they are both a gift...the air and the tree...both given by Him...thank you so very much
Comment from Chrisfiore
Greetings author,
Excellent use of the contest prompt! I like the message contained in this short little verse. How often we take the wonders of creation for granted. Is it just by chance humans inhale and exhale carbon dioxide while plants expel oxygen? I think not. My best to you with this contest entry. ;). Chrisfiore
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Greetings author,
Excellent use of the contest prompt! I like the message contained in this short little verse. How often we take the wonders of creation for granted. Is it just by chance humans inhale and exhale carbon dioxide while plants expel oxygen? I think not. My best to you with this contest entry. ;). Chrisfiore
Comment Written 13-Sep-2014
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Hi Chrisfiore, thank you for a great review...yes we do take them for granted...so sad...thank you
Comment from seaglass
This poem makes the most from the few allowed words. Trees are so important and under-appreciated. Your poem reminds us of the blessings they really are.
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This poem makes the most from the few allowed words. Trees are so important and under-appreciated. Your poem reminds us of the blessings they really are.
Comment Written 13-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 13-Sep-2014
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thank you so very much...I am so glad you like it...
Comment from Tonulak
"God's Gift"
Want to see what life without trees would be? Wrap your head in a laundry bag :-) In a few words you celebrate both trees and the Creator. Nice job and best of luck in the contest--Ted
reply by the author on 13-Sep-2014
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"God's Gift"
Want to see what life without trees would be? Wrap your head in a laundry bag :-) In a few words you celebrate both trees and the Creator. Nice job and best of luck in the contest--Ted
Comment Written 13-Sep-2014
reply by the author on 13-Sep-2014
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Hi Ted, thank you for your best wishes...and you are soooooooo very right...soon the country is going to be half parking lot...half golf course...sad...we need our trees thank you so very much
