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Enter Poem or Quote (Required) The element of fire in one’s birth sign Connotes a person zealous and upright. Goal-oriented, with desire to win, He thrives on challenges; for truth he’ll fight! The person “grounded” (element of earth), Is prudent, stable and reliable. He’s good with business and enjoys it when His senses are aroused; he’s physical! The element of air, that of the seer, Is given him with quickness of the mind. The great communicator keeps informed; To self-appraisal also he’s inclined! A bearer of good will who serves mankind Is he with water’s sign. Emotions flow. He freely gives, but then when he is hurt, He’s shy and rarely lets that feeling show. Four elements known as Triplicities - Each representing three astrologies!* NOTE: Everyone probably has a little bit of each element in his astrological chart because one is born with his sign in the moon and in all the other planets in addition to the sun (one‘s main astrological sign); however, some people have a preponderance or even a lack of one or more elements in their charts, and that is what makes us all different. *Fire represents Leo, Aries and Sagittarius *Earth represents Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn *Air represents Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius *Water represents Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces For "The Four Elements" contest, sponsored by Barbara Gorlick
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