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Listening
by James Shammas (Age: 44)
copyright 03-29-2005

Age Rating: 4 to 127

Opened ears will hear
bells ringing in distant hills:
Sunday morning songs.

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10-13-2006 Kimberly Prom

Quite wonderful indeed!! I enjoy your writings very much. Excellent write!!

05-07-2005 Jean George

And those who wish to sleep late use cotton...Just kidding. I like the rhythmic quality of this one and again you have layers of meaning, the obvious of being awake and alert literally hearing the bells chime, and then opening your ears to God's word, etc. and again opening your senses fully to the beauty of nature and worshiping God in His green mansions....I am adding this one also to my collection...thank you

04-08-2005 Esther T.

hearing is the most important thing you
would wish for you should
try
hearing without any
ears but it simply wont work

03-29-2005 Jack Curson

Another picture perfect Hiaku. Great job.

03-29-2005 David Pekrul

The Bible says, "He that hath ears, let him hear".
This poems say so much. Excellent!!

David Pekrul