To Err Is Human Comments

sir, this is one of a kind poem......beautiful

I have added my 10 to this amazing piece.

Simply Great One can never stop Reading it over and over Well done Indeed

You are a prophet, full of wisdom, a good read again from you, thanks, 10 Lynda xx

Another masterpiece Shiraz! A splendid read! ! *10plus*! Best wishes! Friend Thad

wow a new prophet here! ! ! A new testatment is it- Old testatment unfolded a beautiful one XXXXXXXXX10++++++++++++ may be 100 regards anju

I agree that to err is human and we are all human. But we can reach out to each other in spite of all the differences. We need not compromise our beliefs to build a bridge of warmth across the barriers of race and culture. Much food for thought expressed here. Excellent work. Ten. Kind regards, Sandra

'To err is human to forgive divine' Alexander Pope.No human is perfect and we can't expect anyone else to be so we learn to live with that one humanly frail truth.'Let ye without sin cast the first stone'-Jesus.Forgiving is better than hate.

There can be endless discussions on right and wrong depending on a persons view. Most often no problem is solved and time and energy is wasted. Some lose their way listening to the World and not to God.........10

It is like a case before King Solomon, in which two mothers dispute over the possession of one child. To finalise the case the king tried a mock show of dividing the child into two and giving to each one one half. But the real mother came to give her life for the child rahter than dissecting it into two. She was the real mother decided King Solomon. Now we don't have such wise king to decide this matter and so, to err is human continues forever. Nice poem of the day!

Like King David's wisdom accord into one, great theme with a biblical touch. a 10.

Very much a deep thought here. But when the person to trust, it is not necessary to look back as the wife Lota looked... I am glad for this poems... The Humanism a synonym of the god and the god for all is One... Amir, 10... Sincerely, Tsira