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Pen and Paper

Posted on November 28, 2018 by William Wayne Smith

To trace the outline of my life, I use a simple pen and paper. Sometimes I use colors. Sometimes black is good enough. I do not share my insights. My thoughts are deep and personal. I grow stronger each time … Continue reading →

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Crimson Petals

Posted on April 23, 2015 by William Wayne Smith

A butterfly alights on crimson petals. It gingerly steps and rustles the flower. The wings flutter to expose orange and white. It joins the blossoms in a daily ritual. I was lucky to be standing by. The day was busy … Continue reading →

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Long Ago

Posted on March 23, 2014 by William Wayne Smith

Long ago, the trees took root. The sun gave them life. The rain quenched their thirst. Their sisters and brothers grew tall. I was surprised to see their joy. Now the field is a happy woodland. Many creatures fill the … Continue reading →

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My Heart’s Garden

Posted on February 27, 2012 by William Wayne Smith

A flower is opening in my garden. Its subtle beauty inspires me. As the stems grow stronger, I see the bounty of summer arrive. I look forward to tomorrow’s dawning. I am diligent and wait expectantly. I am certain of … Continue reading →

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