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Angelic Butterfly by Tamara Dailey-Keur Sunday, September 28, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan In loving memory of Kristen Erin Taylor... Release of the butterflies on her 20th Birthday
“Angelic Butterfly” Mystical, beautiful, captivating spirit Take flight little delicate soul. Ever-changing as life’s precious gift Spun in a cocoon to grow As you shed your new born skin Watch how magical you become So vibrant and so full of life As you fly into the sun Spread your wings to freedom above How you glisten in the heaven’s sky You remind me of a spirit I once knew Sweet Angelic Butterfly- Written By: Tamara Dailey-Keur Copyrighted � August 2003 Digi-Tall News & Media
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Reviewed by Trinity Griffin (Reader)	11/7/2003

So sweet and yet sad at the same time. Goos job




Reviewed by Margaret La Forte (Reader)	10/3/2003

Absolutely lovely Tamara...this really is ! Margaret La Forte