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Twilight by Laura Via Tuesday, September 30, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan
In twilight's fancy there comes a time when all must reach to the sky. Lift up one's head and gaze at the stars, wishing to the beyond. Little cascades of twinkling lights swim about in tiny caravans, flashing their signals to the world. Their voices carry upon the winds, whispers that echo through the land. In twilight there comes the colours mixing and bringing the sky to life just before drifting to sleep.

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Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	10/1/2003

Most beautifully written Laura!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by Adam Walsvik	9/30/2003

Here is a precious sliver of night in my morning. Thank you. Adam