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Radiant Flower


Even after a rain storm or a winter frost, even when you think all is lost, you come out with dew drops on your pettles and for once everything seems to settle. You look to the sky where eagles soar. When you look at yourself you notice you have become more radiant than ever before. Sparkling dew drops facing the sun, you realize better days have just begun. So know this my firends, though storms will arise, you will soon be welcomed by a new sun rise. And in the light you will see you have become more beautiful than ever could be. Though nasty storms come and go we know that those bad times help us grow.
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