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Winding Paths by Jamie Cortland Thursday, October 25, 2001 Share Print Save Become a Fan Memories of a Treasured Love
Traveling down the winding paths of the memories of my mind, you appear a misty image, your breath warm upon my cheek. Visions of love and laughter, carefree moments we thought would last an eternity were lost in the ravages of time. Cherished memories of days gone by remain, never to be lost in the sands of time. Copyright 1993 Weslynn McCallister Published in The Looking Glass of Yesterday
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Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan	2/6/2007

sad and sweet rememberances-i enjoyed your bio page as well




Reviewed by Afrika Abney	1/27/2002

Nice and visual write. Lovely flow.Well done. Always, Afrika