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A Little Bit of Sun in Me Still Shines

by patti-masterman-heterodynemind

There is a place within that always waits For sunshine, knowing rain at last abates. Everything recalls from whence it sprang; As the songbird’s joy, when first it sang. A little bit of ice inside the storm; A hint of parents in the newly born. The seed of love implanted at first sight, To blossom fullblown, tender loving light. Embedded in each tear the whole of grief; All our ends twined round one falling leaf. As brother unto brother does incline; A little bit of sun in me still shines.
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Mar 12, 2010
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