History repeats like an echo
. . . echo
From the beginning wher’er we go
. . . we go
Wishing for siestas . . . time to slow
. . . to slow
Danger lingers, abounds, in echo
. . . echo
Climb high mountains and valleys below
. . . below
Doesn’t anyone else on earth know?
. . . earth know
Behold, the death of the earth's glow
. . . earth's glow
See the way waters falter in flow?
. . . in flow
We’re destroying earth? Don’t you think so?
. . . think so
Our greedy nature blinds us . . . you know
. . . you know
Can’t folks see the signs? Hear the echo?
. . . echo
ec . . ho
. . . ec
. . . ho
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Reviewed by karla dorman 9/12/2003
(((sandra))) this one is echoing through my heart unique, creative write--well done (((HUGS))) and love,
karla. :)
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Reviewed by Tami Ryan 9/12/2003
A prolific, outstanding write!
Sandra, a profound write here. Wish people would hear the echo. I like how you make the ending drift off.... not just like an echo, but like it will be if we don't hear it.... great write...
In Spirit,
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Five years have passed. The sequel to the award-winning Chapel of Eternal Love, this book revisits the same couples in the first book, and where the lives have taken them since they left the altar at The Chapel of Eternal Love
In Spirit,
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Any word from Tony?
Is he still writing...??
Love Tinka