SMOKE ON THE WIND

June 17, 2009 Rev. Thomas Dancing Feather Ebbing 0 min read

THE BEAR

I lay down

in the darkness

of winter

To awaken

with the

brightness

of spring

and the

newness

of life

it brings.

(from “Song Eternal” by Dancing Feather)

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