St. Patty's Limerick

You preached a good sermon , here , today , Rev. Loving iii . As you are also aware , the good Saint , also banished all snakes from Ireland . The only ones , remaining are the 2 legged variety ( mostly , politicians and bankers ) ....

It is call" Green". Try it comment on it if U please.

This is real amuesing . I just want 2 thank U 4 your comment On my Esther poem. Yes I did feel wrong posting it . I did block her out. I did get upset when she wrote an ugly comment on her poem. If U are a parent I am sure you defend what is yours. Her calling me a Ho. Was not quiet nice. But to tell my daughter she is no good at all. Well ! I stooped to her level .I did apologize. 2her. Nice poem . I am A green freak. Have u read my St. Patty poem. Irma

Okay! you got John I did not think I would post a favorite. I will post this one only because I am part Irish. I love the green. I also like the fuss in the middle. The hell with it I liked the whole poem.

I can pick on my mom if I want to!! (tongue sticking out) LOL

I like the history of ST. Paddy and the shamrock to show the Godhead.And you represented that history well here. LUv, Andrea

Happy St. Patrick's day to you John. God Bless Phyl

Great write John...It is hard to understand but it is real...Keep the faith writes flowing forth from the heart...Sara

good comparison--explaination of the trinity.

John iii, I think of the three leaves as the Father, His Only Begotten Son, and the Holy Ghost. Since they have appeared in the scriptures simultaneously, I think of them as three beings, but ONE Godhead. One in purpose...working together as ONE. Great analogy! (And thank you for your most welcomed comments on my blog “Another quick SURVEY- Is Monoku for you?” It was definitely fun to read with the diverse responses. Thanks for participating. BIG SMILES. Love to you. Dane Ann

luvveely. .):@ Charma

great poem! St. Patty's day is a happy day for we Irish people ;) ------Ell

A wonderful poem John and very true ..u have stated it so well in your lines of poetic flair... thankxxx for both your comments on my poetry and blog today.. I have replied to each poet who commented on the blog individually if u want to check back again.. luv.. "Sweetheart" of P.S.

yup and trees have oodles of leaves..perhaps there are oodles of God's? (duck) Light & Love

I have heard different ways of describing the Trinity but this one is a new one to me, an easy way of putting it to light. Thank you for your comment John it means a lot coming from you. Blessings. Ron

John, Great spirit and craft here! Out of it's lively, dancing meter a big smile springs just like a jack-in-the-box... out pop the most wondrous things! Tom

A wonderful tell, really enjoyed. Have a great sunday. :)