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At the Crossing
by +Steven Curtis Lance
Tuesday, October 02, 2012
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I love it when the hills are backlit by the sun
Looking over its shoulder as it slips away
Out here in the desert where the wind has begun

Tonight it feels right after the heat of today
To see now and to be here at the crossing of
Time and space at here and now the crossing of love

And you are there with me where the wind begins they say
We are together wherever we may be
When I remember you then and you remember me

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Reviewed by Sherry Hari (Reader)	10/2/2012

You did it again Steven! Short, but very sweet! Love it, as I do all of your poems. You are one very talented person!




Reviewed by Jane Noponen Perinacci	10/2/2012

The sun looking over it's shoulder is a perfectly lovely way to describe that sunset! I believe that he wind carries people's thoughts to each other. Love ya! Jane Elin