Dear Mister… Jul16 Dear Mister, what were you thinking when you sold your land for 70 shillings and went to town to live the good life, only to return as a servant to the man who purchased your land? © Jacqueline Share this:TwitterFacebookEmailTumblrLinkedInPinterestRedditPrintLike this:Like Loading... Related
Outstanding poem. I guess this poor man’s situation is like that of the Prodigal son but without the happy ending. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Thank you, Deborah. This was written based on an uncle of mine who never listens to counsel and always makes expensive mistakes. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
A very important thought regarding making plans for the future. Much like the Prodigal Son, but the Prodigal Son had a faithful Father to whom he turned. LikeLiked by 2 people Reply
Truly when we fail to plan we plan to fail and will have ourselves to blame. Thank God for God in our lives. LikeLike Reply
Written from the experience of someone I know. He refused to listen to advice, now he’s living with regret. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Outstanding poem. I guess this poor man’s situation is like that of the Prodigal son but without the happy ending.
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Thank you, Deborah. This was written based on an uncle of mine who never listens to counsel and always makes expensive mistakes.
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nice
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funtastic
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Nice sentiment and beautiful picture.
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Thank you for reading.
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A very important thought regarding making plans for the future. Much like the Prodigal Son, but the Prodigal Son had a faithful Father to whom he turned.
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Truly when we fail to plan we plan to fail and will have ourselves to blame. Thank God for God in our lives.
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Sad …but i wonder how true?
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Written from the experience of someone I know. He refused to listen to advice, now he’s living with regret.
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oh sad
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It is and now he’s making everyone in the family feel bad.
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Beautifully written and presented!
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Thank you dear Robert.
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Beautiful poem, albeit sad. Well done!
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Thanks Jill
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good
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A lovely poem and very good question indeed!
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Thank you Dawn.
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