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Post by OtisAnn on Apr 23, 2005 12:26:43 GMT -5
I did'nt stand at your grave and weep, I know your not there you do not sleep. Your a thousand winds that blow your the diamond glints on snow. Your the sunlight on ripened grain. Your the autumn's rain. when I awaken in the moening's hush, your the swify uplifing rush. Of quiet birds in circled fight. Your the soft stars that shine at night. I do not stand at your grave and cry; because your not there you did not die. I love you grandmother. From me Dorothy Ann Darrough.
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