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Flight From The City
by Weslynn McCallister
Thursday, November 08, 2001

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A brief respite from the chaos of the city

'Twas a crisp winter's afternoon,
I took flight
from a city's hostility.

Each bend of the road
gave way to a kingdom
of beauty.

A lingering waft of pinons
beckoned me deeper still
into the wilderness.

Sparkling through gold
and crimson hues, an icy
waterfall tumbled down a
rugged spire.

With its rainbow's promise,
my soul soared, recaptured
by nature's beauty.

Weslynn McCallister

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Reviewed by Jim Dunlap	5/27/2004

Sometimes it does help to get away for a while. Nature can be very soothing and rejuvenating.




Reviewed by Trixie Love	11/9/2001

Hi Weslynn, Lovely as always... Hugs, Trixie

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