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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Morning Dew Glistens in Anticipation Glistening of gentle morning dew soft breeze flowing sweetly along Thoughts again of life and you melodies that play a mental song Trees wrapping this beautiful morn joyful thoughts now so newly born Sky filters down its sunlit rays birds chirp all about on such days My joy lost has now been found as the natural world spins around Life takes on a sheen of the new Again my happy thoughts turn to you Our lives joined, paths forever hold this deep love that makes us both so bold! Robert J. Lindley 09-24-2014 note: Took a Nature hike today. Saw God's beauty all around. Very soon I found myself thinking ,yes, that my life came around when my wife married me. As if a Spring shower had soothed the parched ground. Giving nourishment for the seeds of bliss to sprout on up and grow. God, Nature's glow, my wife's love and beauty , our son's smiles today made this world turn from bleak and cold to sunshine and a slice Of heaven. Thank God for Nature's beauty and its sweet inspirations. My brother-in-law David was sent home to die tonight. They can do no more , the cancer will end his life, most likely in the next few days... I couldn't go there tonight. The helpless feeling slays me so! I hope to have the courage to go tomorrow morn...
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