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Take Me to Moher by Becky Crist Wednesday, March 01, 2006 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

take me to Moher let me ride upon the sea born winds that cast themselves against the resolute rock I will come as no mere traveler set to gaze upon the lusty heights but more so as an element of the rock itself joined in an ancient chronicle of time and presence essence to essence in the milieu of earth and sky take me to Moher where I release my secrets amid those told in the brackish foam swirling at the foot of flagstone thunderous as a battle cry murmured as a subtle prayer take me to Moher let past and present collide let future unfold let me rejoice let me become and I shall find my wings and fly

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