Exceptional A 20 syllable poem A Potpourri of Poetic Curiosities : Hand-carved by CD Richards 20 Syllable Poem contest entry

Exodus Twenty— suggesting not only Egyptians could make a manusculpt.    Recognized Author Notes manusculpt (n.) a hand-carved inscription. From the Latin manus=hand sculpere=carve. Coined by English essayist Thomas de Quincey in the mid-nineteenth century. The Egyptians are of course, famous for their hand-carved stories. The ten commandments, found in the book of Exodus, are the only part of the Bible said to be written with "the finger of God" (Ex. 31:18), and hence, they too, are an example of manusculpt.

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