you are in for a long set of haiku ( abberated ones ), have patience if you can manage. 🙂
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O’ Love, in thy arms,
of forgiveness, is written
mine exile, hidden
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O’ Love, in thy arms,
of forgiveness, a thriving man,
who hurt thee in past
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O’ Love, in thy arms,
of forgiveness, a broken man,
who hurt thee, never
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O’ Love, thine virtue
hath me breathing hard, why blind,
what sin i doth thus?
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O’ Love, thine virtue,
forgiveness, hadst me exiled,
someone else got closer.
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O’ Love, speak ‘least now,
i question not in arrogance,
what sin i doth thus?
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if to -try to ebb
thine pains served by life- is to
sin, then i did sin.
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if to -hide my name,
in humility- is to
sin, then i did sin.
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O’ Love, what hadst i
done, that hath me pushed into
this vile emptiness.
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O’ Love, in angst, i,
ask thee to see, difference,
in love and true love.
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O’ Love, in thy arms,
of forgiveness, is written
mine exile, hidden.
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archaic (old English) words :
hath = has
hast = have
hadst = had
thy / thine = your
thou / thee = you
doth = do / does
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i started writing it as a haiku,
but the inner feelings caught me in a grip and dictated me to write this, even if there were abberations from the rules of haiku
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one thing i want to tell not in haiku :
forgiveness is a great virtue,
a very great one indeed,
but in excess of it,
shall, many a time,
sinners thrive,
while all along, good ones get the woeful plate of plight.
how strange.
how harsh.
how forgiving ( yes, sarcastic in deed ).
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This post is an entry in Haiku Challenge for April 2012 at Haiku Heights. The prompt being “forgive”.