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Lump of clay in his hands

the cherita poem

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Comment from ESOSTINE
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This form presents the creation of man, made from clay by the Creator's hand. He eventually returns to clay at the end of his assignment here on earth. Very well penned, dear Sanku. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

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 Comment Written 23-Dec-2024

Comment from artisart4u
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This poem makes sense about being made from clay.
You have what was needed to make a cherita poem.
Your picture, font, and color are very nice.
Good luck with it.

 Comment Written 23-Dec-2024

Comment from shelley kaye
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cool cherita with a message of helping others
smoothly flowing story with an interesting pic
no spag or typos

thank you for participating and sharing!
shelley :)

 Comment Written 23-Dec-2024

Comment from tempeste
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Ciao!

My mother was a sculptor. I watched her for hours on end, working with clay and creating beautiful statues.

She used both red and white clay. She had her own electrical kiln and fired at 1.200C in 18 hours.

When Mamma passed away, we donated her drying and spraying booth, and her kiln to a monastery..the monks wanted to start selling ceramic mugs etc. They already were selling wood art.

They had to use a mini crane to move the kiln on the truck.

My house is full of her lovely art.

 Comment Written 23-Dec-2024

Comment from Aussie
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From dust we come to dust we return. God formed us.
I don't know this form of poetry. I felt you were being held back from what you would have written. The form (not you) seems stilted. Happy Christmas blessings K xx

 Comment Written 23-Dec-2024

Comment from lyenochka
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If only all lived to fulfill a life of service, instead of self-serving as so much of the many ads tell us to do. I appreciate your thought-provoking poem about the creation of humans who are made to serve others and their physical bodies return to dust/clay when life is finished. But I believe the souls enter into Heaven.

 Comment Written 23-Dec-2024

Comment from jake cosmos aller
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a nicely done Cherita poem about creating sculpture from a lump of clay into something a lot more after the artists molds the clay and bakes it into a piece of art. Like the image

 Comment Written 22-Dec-2024

Comment from Debbie D'Arcy
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Dear Sanku, I can't remember the rules for a cherita poem but I know it tells a story which is what we have here. I like the way that the lump of clay has already be fashioned in the earth before it is moulded and fired once again, this time by a potter, thus perpetuating its impressive "life of service." A delightful and thought-provoking verse. Warm wishes, Debbie

 Comment Written 22-Dec-2024

Comment from barbara.wilkey
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My prayer is that during this Christmas season, you're blessed with love, peace, friends and family. This poem reminds me of the hymn, 'I am the Potter, You are the Clay'.

MERRY CHRISTMAS!! HUGS!!!

 Comment Written 22-Dec-2024

Comment from jaded831
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Truly inspiring, to make something beautiful is its own reward. Weather you, mold a lump of clay or mold words to make that happen, you make the world a better place. Your poem did just that.

 Comment Written 22-Dec-2024