GOOD FRIDAY MESSAGE IN HAIKU

 

GOOD FRIDAY MESSAGE IN HAIKU
 
Let go of hatred
Rise to live with harmony -
Hate is deadly sin!
***
Lash out not hate-tongue
Let the words of love revive
To save humaneness
***
Be never hateful
Forgive and forget to rise –
That’s resurrection!

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