when we are twisted up together-in blankets
and the colors of the outside of our window-
are washed out in the storm.
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profound.
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bless you.
you are rocking these out...lvoe them!
ReplyDeletesorry...love
ReplyDeletevery cool :)
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ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, your words are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh this is wonderful, very inviting I love snuggling when there's a storm outside.
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