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Divine Beginnings (pt. 1)

by mollie-rose-trail

The wooden pulpit split cracked like thunder and from its splinters came life, green and flowing vines that slithered and twined their bodies from pulpit to pew and from it burst roses every color of a sunset except those holding together the pulpit she stood behind those were white as the moon.
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Nov 28, 2015
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#nature#pagan#blessings#divinity#church
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