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Thursday,May 21, 2009 by padairvanvleck

DESTINY

Someday
our paths will cross,
as is our destiny,
though we parted with bitterness –
time heals

8/1/05 Phyllis DeWitt-VanVleck

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I write because I love words and I love to share my poetry. Some of the poems on this Blog are published in my book, Touching You Gently. This book may be purchased for $8.50 plus shipping. Please contact me if you would like a copy. I would love to have you link to my poetry. All I ask is that you give me credit, and please tell me where it will be. If you would like to use a poem, in printed form, please contact me. I have had my poems used in other publications and on calendars. I almost always give permission, and love to share my poems with others.

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