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You are my best friend because you feel so much like home
to me... that feeling that someone cares; that feeling of welcome;
that like sight of home always brings.
S.M.I.
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The clouds hang heavy with their
burden the low rumble of the thunder echoes across the miles. The
moon and stars are smothered by the great black wings of the storm. Is
It raining where you are? The rising wind rises, and the last few
leaves of autumn begin the storm's strange ritualistic dance, and the
first few drops of rain kiss the feet of Mother Earth My blessing to
you, dear friend may the sun be shining upon you, may it light your
precious face while I stand here quietly and contented - in the
blessed heart of the storm, In the rain. My friend. how I wish you
were here to call me into the warmth and out of the storm.
C.G. |
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From Drawing: A Link to Literacy, compiled by Catherine
Bates and Linda Shohet. The Centre for Literacy, Montreal, 1993. Reprinted with
permission.
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