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Scent of the Ages
by Linda Buskey LeBlanc
Monday, March 01, 2010
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Scent of the Ages

Breathe deep sunshine, rain
warm mornings: hau tree & banyon,
ancient roots. Open tears from
the closet of time tumble
under white plumeria.

Linda Buskey LeBlanc

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Reviewed by Z McClure	3/14/2013

Ah yes. Refreshing and a delightful read to rest in. Thanks. ~Zach




Reviewed by Richard Bowers	12/31/2012

This thing named me, And there is work to do here Is why I want to believe And just that. I must challenge the way, however, beware Any more, and to watch out For being here, for I cannot stop, as I could As my time in a weak soul Can gasp the void of perpetually.

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