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Gratefulness
These are dark times. Rumors of war rise like smoke in the east. Drought widens its misery. In the west, glittering towers collapse in a pillar of ash and dust. Peace, a small white bird, flies off in the clouds.
And this is the shortest day of the year. Still, in almost every window, a single candle burns, there are tiny white lights on evergreens and pines, and the darkness is not complete.
Posted by kind permission of Barbara Crooker
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