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Unknown To His Ever-Loving God Can I not come to Thee, my God, for these So very-many-meeting hindrances, That slack my pa...

Unknown Horseman in Rain Primordial waters: clover and oat striving, water-walls, a meshing of cords in the net of the nigh...

Cressida Campbell Enough Music Sometimes, when we're on a long drive, and we've talked enough and listened to enough...

Esa Riippa open your heart: i ' ll give you a treasure of tiniest world a piece of forever with summitless youn...

Geri Waddington After Rain The snails have made a garden of green lace: broderie anglaise from the cabbages, chantilly from the ...

Unknown The iris standing in the marsh - so blue, Its roots have drunk the sky's reflected hue. HO-O fr. A Net of...

Richard Bawden A Kite is a Victim A kite is a victim you are sure of. You love it because it pulls gentle enough to call you mas...