the old man of flesh
tied to the disease of sin
Grace slices us free
Inspired by this week’s prompt from Ronovan Writes.
(Several hours later now I just realized used the wrong form of “tide” in my haiku. Even though it doesn’t really match the parameters I like the result so I’m leaving it as-is.)
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Was wondering where you were going:) Like where you ended up though:)
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Great haiku. I really like your premise.
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❤
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I like it too!! Well done…and I’m glad that the “slicing” usually isn’t too painful…usually.
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wrong word, but I like it!
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Thank you 🙂
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Amen!
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🙂
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Very nice haiku. Where is your like button? 🙂
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Thank you. And I don’t know! I have to get on the laptop and see if I can figure out why it went away; I don’t recall changing anything.
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Expressive of man’s need. Grace is implied, sliced free.
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I think it worked out just as it should be 🙂
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Thank you, Karen 🙂
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Oops! Autocorrect 😦 Karin I meant
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🙂
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Nicely done Greg.
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Thank you, Janice 🙂
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