In My Own Dictionary Poem by Sicelo Sithole
In My Own Dictionary
I did not find
A rounded meaning
for the word love
In my own dictionary
So perplexed
as I am now
Tomorrow I will go
to
a philosopher,
a criminal,
a counselor,
a linguist,
a pastor,
a janitor
a mathematician
and a five year old child
To hear
their views
On such
Fragile matters
Tuesday, March 10,2009 00: 37 AM
Ah, perhaps you should look into A book of synonymes (or maybe two) For there you will find that there is but one Word that best describes the feeling of man. As each one who seeks to find a way to express What can only be a sense, no more or less, Of a feeling between objects two (Even with an inanimate one will do.) My favorite is 'English Synonymes' by George Crabb, published in 1849 by Harper & Brothers. s
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9/23/2024 10:04:16 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Stunning! And I bet you will get the best answer from the five year old child - in the eyes if not the words as well! There is also an excellent, beautiful and true (long) definition in the Bible, in Corinthians II Chapter 13.