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The Rail Fence It's just an old rail fence along the side of a country road. Grayish in color and weathered from the wind, the snow, and the rain. As I took my afternoon walk, I wondered, how long it had stood, against the elements and time; and how often it had been repaired. Originally, it was built to keep the cows in but now is a reminder and a sign post; letting all those who see it and pass, also realize, nothing lasts forever. Though the fence seems so ancient, it still holds an inner peace and beauty; much like we do as time catches up to us. The weathered shell ages and turns inward on itself; and the fence and I are the same. ![]()
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