Haikus 36-40 by Dr John Celes

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Haikus 36-40

H36
My wing is broken
And I am grounded- can’t fly!
God can yet help me!

H37
From stagnant lakes born,
A wonderful, splendid flow’r,
To God’s feet adorn!

H38
The priceless-most crown
Off the wearer’s head, one day,
Forever, comes down!

H39
With beauteous twin-horned,
A mountain-Goat, I’m so proud
Being mountain King!

H40
Genes do many things!
Yet, how genes get made seems strange;
Stranger, their functions!

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Steven Friendly (6/5/2004 8:47:00 AM)
Enjoyed much. I will be reading more as you submit.


Dr John Celes (14-2-1957 / Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, India)