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Honeybunch
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0 posted 2006-05-09 04:14 AM


I am the summer, autumn, winter, spring
I wonder about spirit things
I hear the words of silent speech
I see the battle borne of life
I want to change most everything
I am the summer, autumn, winter, spring.

I pretend acceptance of my fate
I feel love lives beyond the wait
I touch the sky in mental flight
I worry not for it can’t help
I cry, I cry, deep down within
I am the summer, autumn, winter, spring.

I understand I’m here then gone
I say there’s truth within the feel
I dream of turning back the clock
I try to keep the waters calm
I hope for love to always sing
~ through summer, autumn, winter, spring.

Helen / 9 May 2006


© Copyright 2006 Helen - All Rights Reserved
passing shadows
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1 posted 2006-05-09 04:28 AM


I remember this!
Beautiful!

Honeybunch
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2 posted 2006-05-09 01:33 PM


Thanks, Dixie!  
Susan Caldwell
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since 2002-12-27
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3 posted 2006-05-09 03:05 PM


My all time favorite challenge.

You did good!

"too bad ignorance isn't painful"
~Unknown~

Honeybunch
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4 posted 2006-05-09 03:57 PM


Thank you, Susan.  This is the third one I've done - a journal of change perhaps.  
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