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Kinship

The angels' harps play a sacred tune, while planets dance around the moon; In subtle strains our spirits rise, and leave us grateful and starry-eyed. Recalling life as it once seemed, this vision floated inside a dream; In many days of endless chants, the angels' harps cause us to dance. When voices touch each other's hearts, there's always a sign creating sparks; And with that strong secure emotion, then lives connect with pure devotion. No longer chilled in fears of life, all folks fly far away from strife; The added wealth of kinship stands, as children sing while holding hands.
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Hamilton, NJ
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Hamilton, NJ
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Aug 8, 2019
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