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ROSES ON A GRANITE STONE ![]() The years were many and the roads were long, with no music left inside to sing the song and the pipers played on the hillside yon; heart-wrenching tunes for those who've gone. Carried along on a soft summer breeze, the music brought me to my knees and I prayed to God the pain to ease, remembering to ask him "Please,,," A vision of my mother's smiling face welcoming me home through time and space, somehow I knew this was the place where tears and heartache I could erase. My footsteps had led me back home. although I knew that I stood alone, bent down as tears on my face shone to place roses on a granite stone. The years were many and the roads were long, with no music left inside to sing the song and the pipers played on the hillside yon; heart-wrenching tunes for those who've gone. Countrymom 11/18/06
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