Power of Three – A Poem

Posted bySuzette BenjaminPosted inPhilosophy, Poetry
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On four legs, a table can rattle, shim and shake,

On three legs, teapoy-stable, rarely ever quakes.

Situate a four legged table on uneven territory

That table finds balance on its best legs three.

Eyes — two rose colored pupils budding spectacles

Add an ‘eye’ of vision; a thrice unveiled tabernacle

Life, the exponent, in the power of three,

Two bringing to life, a third (now three),

A three-fold cord is not easily –

Broken.

Published by Suzette Benjamin

Positive thinker, inspiration, sometimes writer, faith

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