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Melodic Airs
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In soft, silent airs that travel the winds of the spring's fertility I heard the songs of forever In the deep whispers of the night, the stars shone down upon my weary soul And joy swept through the rhythmic beating of my heart and for a brief moment I felt the blessedness of each unfolding leaf, the deep vernal heat spread o'er my body And this was worship - enough for a lifetime however long or short it might be

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Reviews of "Melodic Airs"

Reviewed by Donna Swanson

Reviewed on July 1, 2001

This is lovely. No wonder you like my poetry. I think we were bitten by the same bug. And, believe me, there is no antidote!
Donna

Reviewed by Janet Caldwell

Reviewed on June 23, 2001

I am glad that you shared this with us!JC

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