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December 3, 2008 Rev. Thomas Dancing Feather Ebbing 0 min read

TRINITY

Take a feather and hold in it your hand.
Hold it high and show it to a cloud.
Do not speak,
although you will want to shout out loud.
This is a moment to behold,
For you,
a feather,
and a cloud.

Rev. Thomas Dancing Feather
(from “Rhythm of the Drum”)

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