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December 2007 Literary booklet poems (54)

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December 2007 Literary booklet poems (53)

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December 2007 Literary booklet poems (52)

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December 2007 Literary booklet poems (51)

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December 2007 Literary booklet poems (49)

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December 2007 Literary booklet poems (48)

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December 2007 Literary booklet poems (47)

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November 2007 Literary booklet poems (47)

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November 2007 Literary booklet poems (46)

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November 2007 Literary booklet poems (45)

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November 2007 Literary booklet poems (44)

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November 2007 Literary booklet poems (43)

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November 2007 Literary booklet poems (41)

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(c) coach4u.net Riverlets The fresh summer's cool, brushed breeze, carries with it rivulets in the gush, that soon trickles, easily, in the clear water, that gurgles, then gushes as the rocks waver in the rush brushing the fresh water strings of micro sword, anubius nana, ensconced in a cluster of hornworts, and cryptocorynes and moss. The brook gushes as would a blushing novice. (c) nature thoughts nw

Sitting on a park bench

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Daily thought: (via yoanu.com) The coveted seat. When was the last time you sat on a park bench and thought deeply about your day? It's so easy to let your imagination run with you as you sit on a park bench... New research suggests that sitting on park benches is great for your health   One prompt to write a short story or journal is: You Are Sitting on a Park Bench When Someone Shouts Your Name What happens next? How do you react? Park Bench poems Chase Hunter Mar 30 Park Bench Sitting on this small park bench waiting in the winds while the trees undress I look for a path that could change the past All the words I speak are just continuous ideas I seek Planning out my future like I am supposed to know who to be Sitting on a park bench with the Autumn leaves conversing with myself of what I actually want and need Well I will truly never know until I succeed but success is just an optimist of serenity and sometimes even greed So for...

Dreamy autumn poem

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Daily thought: Poems go well with seasonal changes and this one seems appropriate, today. We often dream of unpleasant situations - ie. being in a house that was haunting and no matter how hard you tried, you felt 'trapped'. How has a recent dream affected how you felt the next day? Dream Dictionary Dream meanings Poem about Autumn Pale amber sunlight falls across The reddening October trees.... Are we not better and at home In dreamful Autumn, we who deem No harvest joy is worth a dream? A little while and night shall come, A little while, then, let us dream... ~Ernest Dowson (1867–1900), "Autumnal" (from  http://www.quotegarden.com/autumn.html)  (via gailmeekphotography.com)   Follow the de-stressing breathing technique in post: http://anaturespath.blogspot.com/2015/10/motivational-words.html