Life is a fragile thing. I love your metaphor of the sand castle, although it can be beautiful, is always knocked down and we have to start over. Great Write.
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I am especially fond too of the first stanza
it is beautiful...as is the wholeness here
Sand and Shore
Vickie
Life is a fragile thing. I love your metaphor of the sand castle, although it can be beautiful, is always knocked down and we have to start over. Great Write.
Mary
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well done ...steve