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Second hand cheaper than new.
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana
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New lollipops and old broccoli.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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Broccoli can be Cubby's surname
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana
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Surname of mine remains unknown.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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Unknown whether I keep up
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana
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Up, up, up and away!
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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Away with the friendly angels
Concluding chapter (16) of THE HIGH AND THE HUMBLE in situ.
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Pin this idea for now.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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Stories have potential for inspiration.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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Inspiration, anticipated, wastes writing time
Concluding chapter (16) of THE HIGH AND THE HUMBLE in situ.
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Inspiration, anticipated, wastes writing time
Concluding chapter (16) of THE HIGH AND THE HUMBLE in situ.
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Time restricts the earthly world.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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Imagination may lead to misunderstanding.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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Communication between friends is healthy.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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Healthy folk avoid medical advice
Concluding chapter (16) of THE HIGH AND THE HUMBLE in situ.
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Advice may sometimes be helpful.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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Experts are not always wise.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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Gifts given out of love.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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Love, that many-splendoured thing.
Concluding chapter (16) of THE HIGH AND THE HUMBLE in situ.
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Thing of which is radiant.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.
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Was able to have peace.
A poem about my interpretation of Michelangelo's, "Pietà"; Our Lady's sufferings as She held Her lifeless Son, Jesus.