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A Christmas Kiss

Yesterday, again, the pigeons gathered on the tip of the barn roof, kissing and cooing, that’s right, you heard it, pigeons kiss, quite well actually, and without shame. Perhaps this time it was their annual Christmas kiss, a pigeon’s way to show comfort, to heal, to forgive, to remember the meaning of Love. Yes, pigeons, on rooftops, coo, whisper “let’s kiss” right now in broad daylight, and maybe, just maybe, someone will notice and someone did. ~ pe kaplan
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