They seem to come in sevens
Seven dwarfs
Seven deadly sins
Seven days a week
Group of Seven
Seven Continents
Seven Seas
Seven Harry Potter books
Secret Seven
San Francisco famous Seven Sisters
Seven Mile Beach, Cayman Islands
Seven Miles Bridge, US 1
Seven Video Slot Machine
Seven Sisters Waterfall
Seven Year Itch Marilyn Monroe Dress
Seven Layer Tea
Bihar’s famous Seven
Southern Seven layer cake
Seven sisters Moscow
Seven Rila Lakes, Bulgaria
But all I need is ONE,
YOU!
- Author: Alfred Peyer (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: December 7th, 2017 05:58
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Seven is considered a sacred number by those with knowledge of ethereal numerology. It is not a coincidence that it appears in so many ways to us, as you have demonstrated well in this poem, Fred. Interesting write!
Thanks Louis, I am not into numerology. Just observed that the number seven seems to appear quite often. Will read up on it now that you told me.
Very interesting observation. What are you doing in your ID photo?
Thanks m&m! I am climbing up one of the two palm trees in front of my house. Figured that if you cannot climb up the ladder of success, you might as well climb up a palm tree! The view from the top is always better than the view from the bottom. And if you are on top of the tree, you cannot get hit by a falling coconut! I can be a near-religious experience too! 🙂
Ahh, just kidding around!!! But I am really climbing up that palm tree.
It remind me of a quote "Don't climb up there too close to God,
He might shake the tree.
A fine write Fred.
Thanks orchi! Forgot to mention the seven lives of a cat. You think KP has seven lives too???
Argghh yes, each of them a hundred years! lol.
Seven appears so many times in our lives but you are write the ONE is the most important.
And your selflessness and love for your wife prove it!
Very nice! I liked it a lot.
Thanks Ras, it is a little departure from my usual style.
There's also lucky seven. Great write Fred.
Thanks, AP, and that would be me!
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