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How do you pray?
Su Sen weidmont from the University of smart women, plus her favorite "Happy Weed"PremMy Prayerc. 2011, Susun S.
The goddess, the elders of peace, the priestess of the shield sisters. My prayer is a snowflake blown by the wind.
My prayer is a buzzing flower of bees.
I pray for a bear who eats raspberries.
My prayer is an oak tree hit by lightning.
My prayers roll in the waves.
My prayers burst like lava.
My prayers burn in my heart.
My prayer is a silent song.
I pray for an old woman who is weaving.
My prayer is a child swinging high.
My prayer is martial arts.
My prayer is the performing arts.
My prayer sank into the earth.
My prayers are beautiful.
I pray a lot.
My prayer is one.
My prayer is for peace.
My prayer is to end the pain.
My prayer jumps like a salmon.
Meditation is my prayer.
My prayer is quilting.
I pray there are spots.
My prayer is albinism.
My prayer is Ebony.
My prayer is turquoise.
My prayer is Diamond
My prayer is a spell.
My prayer is the scriptures.
My prayer is mass in Latin.
My prayer was sung from the tower.
My prayers echo the most sacred voice.
My prayers make the world a reality.
My prayer is walkingabout.
My prayer is a gift of visual exploration.
I pray at dawn.
My prayers will not speak to me.
My prayer is the starry sky.
My prayer is a drop of dew.
My prayers are infinite and my prayers are free.
My prayer is ridiculous in itself.
My prayers accept confusion.
My prayer is praise.
My prayer is gratitude.
My prayer is happy.
My prayers are painful.
My prayers are in my breath.
My prayers are in my pocket.
My prayers are in your hands
My prayer is the spiral rise of smoke.
Goddess, grandmother, spiritual sisters, ancient goddesses, may you be happy. Blessed be. Om Shanti. Hare Krishna. Sat Nam. Hail Mary.
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Dear Sushun wider, this poem is thank you for your generous sharing of wisdom, for your inspiring love for plants and herbs, and for your website it is a great source of knowledge and healing.
It's a green, healthy, enjoyable and fulfilling 2011 for you and your team.
Dedicated to Susan and her favorite sweet sister of weeds, precious in all herbs, humble and invisible, but your wisdom will comfort and heal.
You are our radiant, healthy and Silent Weaver!
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