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Recommend (1 recommendation so far) Message 1 of 10 in Discussion 
From: sue  (Original Message)Sent: 10/28/2002 5:39 AM
write the lyric refrain to a song, that you will pass on from generation to generation.
 


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From: MSN NicknameelbrazeroSent: 10/28/2002 12:27 PM
Dream little darling
In the cradle of my heart
Sleep little darling
We shall never be apart.
Dream away, sleep away,
Little darling that I love.
 
Copyright brazero 10.02

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From: sueSent: 10/29/2002 4:56 AM
this will be hard to match, braz.
very beautiful.
 
you lead off: page 22.
 
suze

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From: WulfSent: 10/29/2002 9:26 PM
 
brazero,
 
This piece is tight and sweet in its cradle of heart.
 
                                                WORDWULF

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From: ConnorSent: 10/31/2002 5:34 PM

the river flows. don't be afraid.
a shy woman, earth,
all morning beneath your foot
has shone.
and what is this beating in my chest?
- a flower left in a milkbottle.
O take it out to the sun.
Cob webs and dust through sun beams.
Cobwebs and dust.
O take it out to the sun, the heart;
O poor flower left in a milkbottle.



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From: sueSent: 10/31/2002 11:14 PM
The sands of the desert will shift throughout time,
And mountains will change through the course of each year,
So when traveling lands seeking mountains to climb,
Keep this meadowlove song near your heart, my sweet dear.
 
~susan
10/31/02

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From: MSN NicknameMeanders1112Sent: 11/3/2002 7:19 PM
"Wee" - (c) Meanders 11/03/2002
 
 
... So quiet
in your corner
... you so silent...
me, with my space
black holes blot stars' big bang
desert sands reflect moonlight
sunrise creeps horizons
place the setting sun
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From: helenSent: 11/4/2002 1:24 AM
as told from starla to buck...
 
mister i love you canyon wide
i lassoe stars with comet tails
because you rodeo my night.
 
dw
 
 

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From: MSN NicknamekarasukokoroSent: 11/4/2002 1:06 PM
she was a beauty
glad i didn't lose her
came so close
thought that i could use her
until i let the old ones show me
their ways
until i learned to leave things
not always to take
this land i leave you children of mine
its the only thing of value i leave behind
 
-centime plus 11/04/2002

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From: sueSent: 11/5/2002 6:34 AM
helen -
 
did you mean to write 'lassoe'  or 'lasso'?
 
lassoe looks good with rodeo - so i'm not sure if that's on purpose or not.
the plural of 'lasso' would be lassos or lassoes.
the singular has no 'e' at the end.  but it's your choice.  looks good to me.
ya know, generations hence won't care none one way or anudder.
 
check out page 22 & see if okay the way you did it.
 
susan

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