The light now came through the branches, as the thinning foliage hid less and less.' 
posted by gary j. introne @ 6:44 AM
Sunday, July 29, 2007
'The natural grain of this existence had grown higher and tighter, showing marks of great wear yet still holding to a fidelity of some meaning and purpose.
The light now came through the branches, as the thinning foliage hid less and less.'
The light now came through the branches, as the thinning foliage hid less and less.' About Me
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