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Open My Heart

Posted on November 13, 2020 by William Wayne Smith

Open, my heart, open wide.The beauty of a snowstormstirs the soul with its light. Call out, my heart, call out.Can a sunlit morning revealmy ancient memories of birth? Reach, my heart, reach up.Days go by with high aspirations.I will reach … Continue reading →

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Loving the Winter

Posted on December 14, 2018 by William Wayne Smith

In my heart, I love the winter. The forest trees sleep lightly. Near me, the bushes wear a white coat. The river hides under a blanket of ice. Days go by slowly on this shore. I find myself tiny and … Continue reading →

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Snow Has Fallen

Posted on March 17, 2016 by William Wayne Smith

Snow has fallen thickly in the yard. My children are building a snowman. Birds battle over an ear of corn. Today marks the end of a hard storm. The snow and ice are a heavy burden around me. Their weight … Continue reading →

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Snow Memories

Posted on March 26, 2015 by William Wayne Smith

Perhaps you remember the falling white snow. The earth was blanketed with mounds and drifts. I was prepared because I saw the changing sky. My plans were adjusted for the imminent blizzard. In the summer I sleep beneath the stars. … Continue reading →

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