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A blend of original and existing poetry (from literature & straight from the Bible) that speaks the Christian message through the idioms of nature. Old posts never become "old news."
About Me
- C. Marie Byars
- Helper; military veteran; church musician. Active Lutheran. Conservative Christian; Centrist in worldly politics.
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2 comments:
Great sunflower; must take some watering!
Thanks. It does take some water. But we have our sprinklers set to go off every other day around dusk. In the fall, around early September, I want to get some more vegetables back planted. Our growing season here is somewhat different.
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