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Wednesday, 11 July 2007
The Living Sea by Christine Bruness
Constant movement kinetic strength its force does not discriminate-- it just is… providing a bounty of nourishment asking for nothing in return… the least we can do is keep it clean.
Thanks for visiting despite the missing link! I'll go put it right! I'll be delighted if you link deb, of course! Outlinks here though are restricted to participants and resource sites.
Oh, I love Bolts of Silk, and in this poem "The Living Sea" I especially love the lines "its force does not discriminate.. it just is..." And so right about keeping it clean!
I like this. The sentiment, of course, and the structure. Clarity.
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the very least we can do. seriously.
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Thanks for visiting despite the missing link! I'll go put it right! I'll be delighted if you link deb, of course! Outlinks here though are restricted to participants and resource sites.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love Bolts of Silk, and in this poem "The Living Sea" I especially love the lines "its force does not discriminate.. it just is..." And so right about keeping it clean!
ReplyDeleteAmen!!!!!!!!!!
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