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Happy as a sandboy, perhaps.
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana
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Perhaps this dizziness will pass
Concluding chapter (16) of THE HIGH AND THE HUMBLE in situ.
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Chasing Dragons
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Marsupial is native to Australia
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana
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Australia is full of variety. (Great to have you back, Elizabeth)
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Mystica Flora
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Variety in interests is nice.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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Nice to have you back.
Concluding chapter (16) of THE HIGH AND THE HUMBLE in situ.
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Mystica Flora
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Things of fascination and love.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
Mystica Flora
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Feeling the will to act.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
Mystica Flora
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Think of the serious consequences.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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Consequences result from every action.
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana
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Action speaks louder than drivel
Concluding chapter (16) of THE HIGH AND THE HUMBLE in situ.
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Mystica Flora
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Drive until we get lost.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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Lost in the snowy mountains.
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana
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Mountains are a climbing challenge
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Mystica Flora
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Challenge me a riddle today.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
Mystica Flora
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Day after day, love shines.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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Shines like a polished car
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana
Mystica Flora
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Car is parked over there.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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There must be more choice
Concluding chapter (16) of THE HIGH AND THE HUMBLE in situ.
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Mystica Flora
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Choice gives freedom to decide.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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Today determines the following day.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.