Pearls Of Wisdom (Acrostic) Poem by Philip Winchester

Pearls Of Wisdom (Acrostic)

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Pretty pearls of wisdom in a silken drawstring bag.
Endow when treated with respect to cure the ills of man.
Almost rounded as a pea and clear as purest glass.
Razzle- dazzle sparkle many colours now to hand.
Lattice woven patterns now glitter through the gaud.
Six and twenty counted, you are indeed a lucky man.

Oh Lord what blessings in disguise a pearl can soon reveal?
From simple questions, what is love? What can I do for you?

With minute and careful study examined looking deep.
In each pearl viewed real close unlocking all that`s hidden.
Simple words and phrases? No I am not and old Magician!
Diapason harmonies, sweet sounds you can imagine.
Omnipotent multitudes await a Poets humble bidding.
My joyous task to catalogue with delicious inspiration.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Munia Khan 16 February 2010

Would you mind if i don't comment anything on this poem....? ? ? ?

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Milica Franchi De Luri 19 October 2009

Would you mind sharing your catalogue of delicious inspirations..........10++++

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Philip Winchester

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