lift up your faces, you have a piercing need
for this bright morning dawning for you
words excerpted from
maya angelou
Friday, July 13, 2012
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4 comments:
Hi Steven I love Maya Angelou! She's a very wise & inspirational woman. Thanks for the beautiful morning wishes though I haven't gone to bed yet. :) I'll be reading more than writing until my thoughts are organized. Have a good one. I've missed being here & all of you!
hi ellie! i too am grateful for maya's wisdom! welcome back! steven
Oh.. Maya, she's tops.
valerianna! she sees clearly and then her words clearly tell what she sees. i admire writers who can bring that about . . . .steven
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