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Just Wondering
by Cindy Tuttle → (All Poetry by Cindy Tuttle)
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This is a simple prayer and poem of the beauty of nature.

Wondering - just wondering-

wondering how the flowers

have such bright colors

How the sun gives warmth and

light to the  world

How a bird flies with such grace

How we are able to move are

bodies and communicate

How  dogs can give

so much love

How a tree can be so majestic

Yes, just wondering

about some of the gifts

given to us by God


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