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Sanctuary by Jamie Cortland Tuesday, September 25, 2001 Share Print Save Become a Fan A troubled spirit is renewed by the miracle of nature.
Reclining upon a sugar white beach shaded by softly swaying palms, my eye was drawn by a tall blue heron striding elegantly through the sanctuary. Searching for delicacies as he wades through the clear sapphire lagoon, a lone fisherman stands upon a worn pier patiently awaiting his catch. As the miracle of wildlife and nature unfold, my spirit is renewed, the hum of a faraway city forgotten. Copyright 1997 Weslynn McCallister
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Reviewed by Gregory Sonn	10/5/2001

Wes, I hear that! I live in the dessert and often find refuse in the nature around me. nice write. Gregg




Reviewed by Theresa Koch	9/25/2001

I can SO relate to this!