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Cheryl L. Cropper
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The United States
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A Bit Of Poetry Today
COLOURED RAINBOWS
Dare to dream of coloured rainbows
and fine "castles in the air" -
and a Sun that shines so brightly
making cloudy days seem rare!
When you aim to find a purpose
then your life becomes worthwhile.
You will dazzle those about you -
when you show your own true style!
Our dreams are not for keeping -
simply borrowed for a while;
to console us in adversity
and teach us how to smile!
Dream again o Read more of this blog post »
Dare to dream of coloured rainbows
and fine "castles in the air" -
and a Sun that shines so brightly
making cloudy days seem rare!
When you aim to find a purpose
then your life becomes worthwhile.
You will dazzle those about you -
when you show your own true style!
Our dreams are not for keeping -
simply borrowed for a while;
to console us in adversity
and teach us how to smile!
Dream again o Read more of this blog post »
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Tangible: Why Not Live?
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published
2013
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4 editions
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INCUBUS
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published
2016
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“For my grandfather
Quote from "INCUBUS"
The genealogical table is an important branch of life, and whether life’s hand is bitter or sweet, it must be treated delicately.
—C.L. Cropper”
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Quote from "INCUBUS"
The genealogical table is an important branch of life, and whether life’s hand is bitter or sweet, it must be treated delicately.
—C.L. Cropper”
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“A quote from "INCUBUS"
To sleep with anger is a tragic thing, a soul never rest from its fury, it never finds peace.
—C.L. Cropper”
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To sleep with anger is a tragic thing, a soul never rest from its fury, it never finds peace.
—C.L. Cropper”
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