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Tiny Miracles Spread Hope

mother nature has a way of retracting her tale told- weeping when icicles melt, for she knows their weakness; thawing can be so rough like weathered wood needing dehydration, shattered glass needing repairing, renovation needed to heal this disease of hopelessness- I sit abandoned in the nook made by hand, seats under the window call my name as sights outside pull like gravitational force ~heart yearning to embrace warmth~ I fear now the worst is to come, never knowing how to move on without collapsing into a nothingness so deep that drowning is my only way out- (lungs fill with oceans of worry) saturated in loneliness am I, heavy-hearted with an aura of darkness; lifting my hands in prayer, I wonder why… when hope was sought, despair was found- when redemption was craved, internal sin nourished me light shines through my bay window- I see what should have been seen yesterday and beyond- clouds shaped like ivory wings bestows a clarity I’ve been longing for since youth praising angels high gratitude surrounds like air- I’ve been forgiven… time to let go 180 words total September 11, 2019 Caren Krutsinger

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Date: 9/17/2019 2:44:00 PM
Lu congratulations on your win..a beautiful write
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Date: 9/16/2019 10:41:00 AM
Wow! This isn’t just a poem, but an inspirational work of art! You took us on a journey to the deepest well of hopelessness and back up to the adrenaline pumped high of faith-restored, redemption verified. Congrats on your placement —well deserved!!!
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Date: 9/15/2019 5:34:00 PM
Laura this was simply beautiful! Congrats on your win!;)
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Date: 9/12/2019 7:00:00 PM
Good for you Lu Loo. You did this so well.
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Date: 9/11/2019 4:09:00 PM
Wow, this took my breath away, literally. Fantastic Lu Loo. The scene you create is so desolate and dark but maybe at the end a little light shines in.
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