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Our worries and fears
Cast dim by the neon lights
Our love will prove strong

*cheesy*

Our love will prove strong
We can defeat anything
As long as we love

And for the record, you can scry with many different things. Glass, mirrors, water, wind, just about anything...

as long as we love
worlds will continue to turn,
step into the game

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Originally Posted by RobinHood3000

Scry: to see or predict the future by means of a crystal ball

I really need to get an Unabridged.

Our souls' open wounds
Make their marks upon our brows
Our worries and fears

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Thanks for the definition of scry. I was looking in a smaller dictionary by the computer, too lazy to go seek out a bigger and better one. Thanks, RobinH!:)

opps meant to write my haiku


Step into the game
Precarious it might be
But worth the effort

but worth the effort,
(well) it was, said Yoda to
his young disciple.

his young disciple
homesick for his native land
sought a way back home

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Originally Posted by Janine

Thanks for the definition of scy. I was looking in a smaller dictionary by the computer, too lazy to go seek out a bigger and better one. Thanks, RobinH!:)

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Janine and everyone. Try these web sites for definitions and other word searches:

http://www.m-w.com/

http://www.rhymezone.com/r/rhyme.cgi...rg1=syl&org2=l

http://thesaurus.reference.com/

http://www.onelook.com/reverse-dictionary.shtml

Each have their advantages. That last one is very powerful.

Well, as you may have noticed Virgil - I spelled "scry" wrong - think it was a typo - I had it "scy" left out the "r". I just looked in another dictionary of mine and it is not there - on to the bigger and newer one now.
Virgil it was awfully nice of you to PM thanking all for your birthday celebration. You are very gracious and appreciative.
Thanks for the links - also you are always so helpful. You should have been a teacher or prof. I think you missed your true calling.

Here's my haiku

Sought a way back home
Found his lost love waiting there
Left behind, with child

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Originally Posted by Janine

also you are always so helpful. You should have been a teacher or prof. I think you missed your true calling.

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Teacher, Professor? God forbid. :cold: I just like being helpful. ;) BTW, Janine, did you see my entry in the poetry contest? "Self-Portrait."

Left behind with child
Three wise men pay a visit.
Bright star leads the way.

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Originally Posted by Virgil

Teacher, Professor? God forbid. :cold: I just like being helpful. ;) BTW, Janine, did you see my entry in the poetry contest? "Self-Portrait."

Left behind with child
Three wise men pay a visit.
Bright star leads the way.

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I have to check that poem out...wow. When is the deadline date? I had wanted to try writing one. Probably too late now. Thought you would be out celebrating your B-day or were you...if so how was it...good dinner or whatever? Nice Haiku for the season!

Here is mine~

Bright star leads the way
Galaxies in soulfull space
Bring forth a new year

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Originally Posted by Janine

I have to check that poem out...wow. When is the deadline date? I had wanted to try writing one. Probably too late now. Thought you would be out celebrating your B-day or were you...if so how was it...good dinner or whatever? Nice Haiku for the season!

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Reisa said she would give it until Monday sometime.

Bring forth a New Year
With a big splash in Times Square.
Midnight revelries.

Your haiku - so New York, Virgil! Just wrote you a PM about your poem. I loved it!

Midnight revelries
Faces painted, brightly glow
Excitement expands

I love that last one Janine, the quality of your haikus leaves me in more and more awe every time!

Excitement expands
A thousand huddled sparrows
Soar beneath my gaze

Soar beneath my gaze
My little one, my sweetheart.
Spring means separation.