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| A Memory © A walk on a mountain road--- Any mountain road, I've been here before, Heard that jay--- The call of the crow, Wild strawberry carpet, Filberts scattered--- Wind in the trees, All a part of yesterday's memories. Prisms in the dew From early morning sun, Shine through tree tops, And foliage below. A lonely enchanted walk, Through an early morning forest, With yesterday's memory. Sheryl Hamilton Chaney 1st Place Winner in Earth Day Poetry Contest Roseburg, OR, June 99 Published in The Mustard Steed A Northwest Christian College Publication June 99 |
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