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� The Carpenter of Auguliere
� The Teachers Always Write
� Touching the Sky (CD)
� Touching the Sky

Reflections on Distractions
by D. Wayne Dworsky

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A poetry chapbook

Let me live on a plane
Where I seldom see rain
And sunsets will alwasy shine bright

Give me big rolling hills
Where there are no land fills
And nature has made it just right

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