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Julie
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0 posted 1999-09-16 03:56 PM


Sounds of a melody, a tune, a chorus;

Intoxicating as sips of good wine.

Thoughts harmonizing in porous;

As essence of the divine.

Rhapsody to nourish,

Orchestra in a heart of symphonic air.

My mortal existence, flourish.

My eyes no longer blind-sudden care.

For now I see:

Trees of green, skies of blue,

Hearing-

Lovers sayin' "I love you."

A legendary sound-

Majesty's magical gain,

A sacred verse I found.

For a tune, I can not refrain;

A miracle of birth,

A chase of pain.

Music's highest worth.

Ahhh the snazz-suite jazz.

As I think to myself-
What A Wonderful World.


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Julie
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Today a man discovered gold and fame,
Another flew the stormy seas;
Another set an unarmed world aflame,
One found the germ of a disease.
But what high fates my path attend;
For I-today-I found a friend.
>Helen Barker Parker


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Elizabeth
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1 posted 1999-09-16 04:01 PM


I like both the song and your poem, Julie! It truly is a wonderful world.

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*Elizabeth*

"Dwelt a maid belov'd and cherish'd by high and low,
But with autumn leaf she perish'd, long time ago..."


Julie
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2 posted 1999-09-16 05:57 PM


Thank you, Elizabeth. I had fun putting it together.

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Julie
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Today a man discovered gold and fame,
Another flew the stormy seas;
Another set an unarmed world aflame,
One found the germ of a disease.
But what high fates my path attend;
For I-today-I found a friend.
>Helen Barker Parker


Denise
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3 posted 1999-09-16 08:41 PM


Julie, this is great! I enjoyed reading this!

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Denise

caroline
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4 posted 1999-09-16 08:49 PM


Love it Julie!

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The only man worth your tears will never make you cry...

Isis
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5 posted 1999-09-16 09:34 PM


I love it too Julie! And thanks for the reminder the world is wonderful and there is magic in the smallest or most seemingly inconsequential things...

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Words that enlighten the soul are more precious than jewels.
~Isis~



Julie
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since 1999-08-20
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Houston, TX
6 posted 1999-09-16 09:47 PM


Thank you, Ladies! Glad you enjoyed it.

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Julie
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Today a man discovered gold and fame,
Another flew the stormy seas;
Another set an unarmed world aflame,
One found the germ of a disease.
But what high fates my path attend;
For I-today-I found a friend.
>Helen Barker Parker


Seymour Tabin
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Tamarac Fla
7 posted 1999-09-16 10:39 PM


Julie,
Enjoyed the read. I'm one of your fans.

Julie
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Posts 739
Houston, TX
8 posted 1999-09-16 10:46 PM


Seymour...
You are SO SWEET! I love your work too!
When I read your note...well it went straight to my heart and teared off my face.

A BIG HUG FOR YOU!

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Julie
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..."to thine own self be true."
>William Shakespeare




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