photo from a friend,pleasure for all the senses;-)
In search of pleasure where to find, is it just a feeling or a state of mind
Is it always good or can it be bad, do we think it's something that must be had
We say it's a pleasure to meet someone,and when a good meal is done
When having fun or making love,both are pleasures that we treasure
Pleasure can be found in many ways,but eludes those of poverty who may be strays
When we seek pleasure for ourselves only,we can wind up sad and lonely
I conclude it's best when we measure,how much in Creator we take pleasure
For to give love without measure surely that's, the greatest pleasure!
etw-2007
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Reviewed by Alexandra Midnight (Reader)
Reviewed on June 18, 2007
I love the picture you put on this poem, it is so extraordinary, one of a kind. I love your poem too, its just so good. It really matches the picture or at least I think it dose. Good job.
The greatest pleasure is reading your stunning words of wisdom!!
Its always a pleasure to receive, but I think
The greatest pleasure for me is to give,
From the heart and expect noting in returned!
Outstanding message within this write!!
Wishing you Love Peace and Happiness...Morning Star
E.T., a great picture, and a most beautiful poem. We as humans seek pleasure in most of the things in life but if we give love that's not measured, I find it is the real thing that bring happiness. I loved this!
Yes ... I agree sugar chum! We all have to establish our priorities, and the Risen Christ is numero uno with me. Always will be. Fantastic pic. Love the halo over the tree. Blessings to you ...
Light and Wisdom and Love ...
Richard
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Truly written--the best gift is to give rather than waiting to receive.
George
Blessings,
Joyce B.
WOW!!
Love Tinka
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
Saving this one! :)
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
and the picture Eileen. It's
divine.
LOL
Ch'erie
Excellent.
Georg
Its always a pleasure to receive, but I think
The greatest pleasure for me is to give,
From the heart and expect noting in returned!
Outstanding message within this write!!
Wishing you Love Peace and Happiness...Morning Star
Be safe,
Karen
Always a pleasure to read your work eileen
I give thee this SMooooooooooooooooo0000000000000CH!
Fantastic foto--wow!
Ron
Wise meditation on the sublimity of "Pleasure". Magnificent poemization written and poetized with ink bearing the aroma of wisdom.
In admiration,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
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measure,how much in Creator
we take pleasure
A marvelous conclusion, Tiger Lily, and so very sage.
A word of prose in season
Thank you
Your writing brings a greatest pleasure.
Mark
Light and Wisdom and Love ...
Richard
I conclude it's best when we
measure,how much in Creator
we take pleasure
For to give love without measure
surly that's, the greatest pleasure!
This is where I choose to be
happy and content
for all eternity!
God Bless, God Speed,
~Spirit Warrior
Regis