Thought for May

Posted by Peter Orwell on May 6, 2008 at 8:52pm

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It's our ability to show compassion, love and forgiveness that makes us who we are, it's never to late to turn your life around and make a difference.
(this thought was inspired by a beautiful person)

Comment by claire O Mahony on May 6, 2008 at 11:07pm: .........a Fresh Day, a New Tune.....
The sweet bird always sings cherry blossom tunes,
making merry music wherever He grooms,
with a twitter and ditter, He hops and flitters,
spreading his wings to land on a secure perch.
With the bluebell and cornflower fairies,
He natters and chatters and dances his clatters
conjuring up new tunes in the fresh morning dew.

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