"a fish is soon satiated with his water,
he who lacks his daily bread,
for him the day is very long"
~ Rumi
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we are both reflecting on spiritual sustenance, of light, and birds.
i love you sue and wish we could meet in the middle...what lies mid way?
x...x
warmly: sharon
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