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AT THE RIVERS EDGE It was not yet dusk when I started walking; I needed time alone, no need for talking. The roar of the river was loud in my ears, Drowning the sounds of too many tears. At the rivers edge I paused for awhile, The tears dried and soon I could smile. Dusk settled around me and the river grew dark; In the distance I heard my little dog bark. I hurried back home to a tiny brown mutt; It's not what I lost but what I have got! Sweet wet kisses upon my face; A roar like a lion put me in my place! Countrymom 8/8/03
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