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The Tapestry of Hush- #Poetry

17 Thursday May 2018

Posted by Morgan in Poetry

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Delicately imbued

Saffron tinges of Memory

Subdued

Essence of Harmony

Singing on the breeze

Whispers of Captivation

Melding as it Frees

Blithe Introspection

Enchanting through the Blush

Of Auburn Tresses Falling

Through the Tapestry

Of Hush.

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~Morgan~

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This poem was the result of reading another poets work (Roland of www.rolandsragbag.wordpress.com), seeing One word or in the case of his work one image that sparked my Inspiration (that being the word Saffron) and immediately opening a word.doc to capture the words and phrases that tumbled through my mind. whether the poem makes any sense or not, I shall not say, but it was a wonderful exercise of Creativity I encourage you to try.

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Beautiful Photograph found via Pinterest. Credit Gratefully Acknowledged to the original Photographer. Thank You~

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The Heartbeat – An #Insight to #Poetry

07 Monday May 2018

Posted by Morgan in Just Me Musing, Poetry

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Poetry is music, a song without instrumentation; a symphony of rhythm, meter, timing, flow and magic.  It is a conundrum.  The expression of an emotion through the use of language that seeks to instill emotion, but how does one create a concerto of syllables and verbs, adjectives, nouns and pronouns in order to adequately convey something that is often intangible.

Take love for example.  How does anyone truly express such an inexpressible concept?  A sensation so powerful it overrules all logical thought, yet so delicate it can be whispered in the softest tones and still be understood?  It is exceedingly blissful and agonizingly painful; a tempest of temptation temptingly tempestuous.

Some poets are born to spin emotion into lyrical gold.  Shakespeare, Poe, Blake, Dunn; they all had a unique style that reached hearts and minds within mere measures of words and are even today, hundreds of years after their lives, evoking emotion through the power of words.  We, as contemporary poets, all seek to emulate, in our own way, magic similar to theirs; we all strive to convey emotion in an enduring and poignant manner.

Poetry is music.  A Heartbeat; a pulse; a tempo to which the heart and mind dance.  For some, creating that music is easy; for others a struggle.  For me, it is magic that is indescribable; a romance between my hands that form the words and my spirit that feels them. I write with my eyes closed, waiting. Heart quiet in restful calm or pounding in passionate inspiration, and Spirit open, willing, questing, seeking, listening, as the words and images come tumbling down.  Down from Heaven.
Down from the Sweet, sparkling heavens;
Down from the clouds of thundering rain,
Down from the Starlight of glittering Refrain,
Down from the Breathless moon that Sighs,
Down from the Whispers of Silken skies.

I am there, an open vessel while my Spirit sings the Sweetest tune I have ever heard. Though I cannot physically hear it, though I cannot listen to the manifestation of music like I do when I connect to my playlists, I hear the serenade as clearly as that faltering music. The melody comes down.
Down from Heaven,
Down from the sweet, sparkling heavens,
Down from the clouds of Glittering glow,
Down from the bastion o’er the rushing flow.
Down like a Heralding triumphant horn,
Down from the Endless expanse of morn.

Eyes closed, waiting. Heart Quiet, listening. Spirit Willing, Questing. All for the lyrical Beauty that spills like an endlessly cascading fall of sparkling water from that inestimably breathtaking Source. I write, write as fast as I am able, unconcerned about spelling, punctuation, context, verbiage. I sit in Humble wonder as the Blessed words pour Down.
Down from Heaven.
Down from the Sweet, Sparkling heavens.
Down from the rainbow of Jubilant Praise,
Down like a star falling in radiant blaze,
Down like symphonies of ethereal balm
Down like thunderous, calamitous calm!

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~Morgan~

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Beautiful Original Artwork: heartbeat_by_moonbeam1212

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Of Rhyming and Timing and Musing that Priming

05 Monday Feb 2018

Posted by Morgan in Just Me Musing

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Art, BnV, BooknVolume, creative writing, Free Verse vs Rhyme, Inspiration, poetry, Rhyming in Poetry, words, Writing, Writing Poetry, ~Morgan~

Poetry

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Not too terribly long ago (though I cannot tell you how long precisely) I was conversing with a fellow writer about Inspiration and Poetry.  It was a fascinating discussion that I, not surprisingly, never wanted to end.  It started out innocently enough, with a simple query ‘What makes a poem a fantastic poem?’, a question which soon spiraled into the importance of metaphysical thinking and transcendence of emotion; the subtleties of wordplay vs. explicit vulgarism, and the inevitable influence our musings may have, even if such an outcome is not deliberate.

As might be expected, our ideas contrasted, but it was not surprising as our own unique writing styles are quite different (his more structured and traditional, mine…well you know mine.) These variances, however ultimately came down to format, style, grammar and the like; yet we agreed to disagree on these points.  After all, whether a poem comes in the form of a sonnet, a rondeau, a pantoum, or a cinquain; a troilet, a senryu, a tanka or a kyrielle, the desire to share a particular thought, emotion or impulse is usually the underlying motivation for writing.

Our views on the emotive side of poetry concurred, such as allowing Inspiration to lead as opposed to leading Inspiration. Leaving yourself open in all situations rather than closing yourself off to the emotions that may inspire you, whether that inspiration comes through quiet contemplation or at the spur of the moment in some flash of creativity that makes you reach for pen and paper (or laptop) to scribble effusively before the wave passes by. (and the resulting frustration that can occur when you do not.)

We also agreed that rhyming is far less important than timing; that the heartbeat of a poem is crucial, the pulse, as it were, which brings the verse to life and keeps it alive.  Rhyming is a beautiful thing when it happens, when it works, but it should not be the focus of writing poetry.  There is a fine balance between (good) free verse (which quickly became another facet of the conversation, but I’ll prattle on about that another time) and rhymed poetry, and it is a tightrope that is often difficult to walk, but we did unequivocally agree that the age-old, sing-song rhyming scheme so often forced upon an unsuspecting verse (or reader) can easily trap the poet, stifle the verse, and, ultimately lose the reader, frequently for good.

So what is the magic combination that stirs the heart, mind and spirit of both writer and reader?  What is it that constitutes a fantastic poem? Perhaps you have thoughts you would like to share? (please do!) but we could not really say, yet just like any form of art, ‘Beauty is in the eye of the Beholder’. The artist can never predict what might inspire smiles or prompt sighs and, in the end, the creator must create whatever it is their heart longs to express.  After all when two poets start musing about musing and the words we are choosing and using, the result can be amusing, but very often confusing.

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~Morgan~

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Image found on Pinterest.  Credit Acknowledged to the Original creator. Thank You.

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Of Rhyming and Timing and Musing that Priming – #Musings on #Writing

18 Monday Dec 2017

Posted by Morgan in Just Me Musing

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Poetry

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Not too terribly long ago (though I cannot tell you how long precisely) I was conversing with a fellow writer about Inspiration and Poetry.  It was a fascinating discussion that I, not surprisingly, never wanted to end.  It started out innocently enough, with a simple query ‘What makes a poem a fantastic poem?’,a question which soon spiraled into the importance of metaphysical thinking and transcendence of emotion; the subtleties of wordplay vs. explicit vulgarism, and the inevitable influence our musings may have, even if such an outcome is not deliberate.

As might be expected, our ideas contrasted, but it was not surprising as our own unique writing styles are quite different (his more structured and traditional, mine…well you know mine.) These variances, however ultimately came down to format, style, grammar and the like; yet we agreed to disagree on these points.  After all, whether a poem comes in the form of a sonnet, a rondeau, a pantoum, or a cinquain; a troilet, a senryu, a tanka or a kyrielle, the desire to share a particular thought, emotion or impulse is usually the underlying motivation for writing.

Our views on the emotive side of poetry concurred, such as allowing Inspiration to lead as opposed to leading Inspiration. Leaving yourself open in all situations rather than closing yourself off to the emotions that may inspire you, whether that inspiration comes through quiet contemplation or at the spur of the moment in some flash of creativity that makes you reach for pen and paper (or laptop) to scribble effusively before the wave passes by. (and the resulting frustration that can occur when you do not.)

We also agreed that rhyming is far less important than timing; that the heartbeat of a poem is crucial, the pulse, as it were, which brings the verse to life and keeps it alive.  Rhyming is a beautiful thing when it happens, when it works, but it should not be the focus of writing poetry.  There is a fine balance between (good) free verse (which quickly became another facet of the conversation, but I’ll prattle on about that another time) and rhymed poetry, and it is a tightrope that is often difficult to walk, but we did unequivocally agree that the age-old, sing-song rhyming scheme so often forced upon an unsuspecting verse (or reader) can easily trap the poet, stifle the verse, and, ultimately lose the reader, frequently for good.

So what is the magic combination that stirs the heart, mind and spirit of both writer and reader?  What is it that constitutes a fantastic poem? Perhaps you have thoughts you would like to share? (please do!) but we could not really say, yet just like any form of art, ‘Beauty is in the eye of the Beholder’. The artist can never predict what might inspire smiles or prompt sighs and, in the end, the creator must create whatever it is their heart longs to express.  After all when two poets start musing about musing and the words we are choosing and using, the result can be amusing, but very often confusing.

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~Morgan~

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Image found on Pinterest.  Credit Acknowledged to the Original creator. Thank You.

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There – #RomanticTuesday New #Form #Poetry

18 Tuesday Jul 2017

Posted by Morgan in Poetry

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There

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There

Where the Sky Bends

Limitless

Where

There Lies Pale Truth

Sleeping

There

Beyond the Parallels

Unending

Beyond

Where Mystery Sings

Sleeping

There

Amidst the Breath of Time

Breathing

Where

The Heart Remembers

Unending

Amidst All the Madness

Keeping

Where Memory Lies

There!

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I wrote this poem using a form of my own making (I think!)  When reading the poem, read the first line, then read the first line into the second.  Reading the second line into the third and the third line into the fourth.  Meaning: There, There Where the Sky Bends, Where the Sky Bends Limitless, Limitless Where…etc.

I love the repetitious nature of the form.  I think it exemplifies the powerful emotion in the poem and how our own thoughts often go round in circles when we are so strongly led by emotion.

What do you think?  Im looking for some honest feedback…and, if you feel so creative, perhaps a name for this form/format, because I’ll be writing more.  Perhaps you’d like to write one as well 🙂

Thank You Ever So for your Kind involvement and feedback.  It means a great deal!

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Amazing original Artwork surreal_by_albanex at deviantart.com

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#FridayFantasy – Lark – #Interactive #Poetry

16 Friday Jun 2017

Posted by Morgan in Friday FeyDay / Fantasy, Poetry

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Lark

Magical Grace upon the Wing,

Whisper Light,

Whisper Beauty,

Like Sweet Larks that Sing.

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Like a river, her teal hair flows,
Too beautiful to put in prose.
A finer creature, I have not seen,
This one must be a queen.

Austin Snyder

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Feathers of purple, teal and green
Soft as down, with iridescent sheen.
Whilst the lady soon take flight?
And soar into the rosy night?

esotericjenav

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*****This Friday Fantasy is INTERACTIVE. Since I do love collaborating, I’ve written the first verse and Invite YOU to share additional verses Inspired by this Beautiful Artwork. Post your verse in the comments section and I will add them to the original verse throughout the day. Be sure to include your name and (if you like ) a link to your blog.

Enjoy the Magic!

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Beautiful Original Art By: Luke Mancini

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Promise Speaks- #DailyHaikuChallenge

14 Wednesday Jun 2017

Posted by Morgan in Daily Haiku Challenge

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Promise Speaks softly

Bright transitory moment

Whispers in the Hush

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To take part in the Daily Haiku Challenge see  The Original Post from Day One

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Day 233 / 365

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Beautiful Original Artwork found on Pinterest. Credit acknowledged to the Original Artist. Thank You

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Setting: The Red-Headed Stepchild of Storycraft

01 Wednesday Mar 2017

Posted by clairemontwriter in Guest Bloggers on BnV

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It goes without saying that writers’ websites and online resources are essential to the ongoing education of an author. I spend countless hours every month perusing my favorites in search of pearls of wisdom from fellow scribes. Many posts focus on the cornerstones of writing, namely, characters, plot and story. There is also no shortage of blogs and articles to draw your attention to even broader and grander topics, with headlines such as “How to Know When You’re Done Editing,” or “Good Writing vs. Bad Writing.”

Despite the plethora of writing advice circulating online, one particular chunk of storycraft manages to escape attention, to avoid serious discussion: setting.

You just don’t see too many posts dedicated to setting. Rather, this red-headed stepchild of storycraft has evaded serious focus from writing instructors and would-be gurus. In the few cases where setting is mentioned or analyzed, it is done so passively, with little effort given to bolstering its importance.

Due to this communal negligence, many authors overlook setting. Sure, they have settings in their books and novels. After all, what writer will hesitate to tell you where and when their story takes place?

But as a writer, is it enough to know where and when? Or to put it another way, why does a story take place where and when it does? How important is that particular setting to the story?

The importance of setting has come to the forefront of my mind as I think about the impact of choosing the right place for where and when my next story occurs. It is not an issue I take lightly. For experience has taught me that settings, much like characters, have to be cultivated and developed, that they must have a rich backstory and personality all their own.

Consider this example: a writer is crafting a scene, one that takes place in a forest. She could do the bare minimum by writing that her characters admired the green needles of the trees, that the protagonist soaked up the late afternoon sun, etc. Or she could give the setting an extra measure of attention by treating it as a character, a catalyst that provokes reaction and emotion. She could say that in response to the cries of the main character, the wind picked up, thereby bending the branches back from the one crying. Or she could add that the solemn silence her protagonist experienced amongst the tall, dark green guardians of the forest gave her pause and calmed her nerves.

There are many such opportunities for setting to provide a rich layer of context to the mood you are trying to convey, the voice you are striving to develop. Locations and times of the past define our sense of nostalgia or our feelings of regret. The places of the present have the potential to lift or sour our current moods. Those of the future can inspire calm – such as when dreaming about a beach vacation – or dread – such as a green recruit thinking about an upcoming deployment – and every sensation in between.

Whatever the motif or intention of your narrative, a well-developed setting can fortify your writing. Think not of it as an additional exercise in your writing checklist, but as an opportunity to enhance and enrich the trajectory of experience for your characters . . . and your readers. Do not just mention your setting within your story. Embrace it. Weave it in wherever you can. Most importantly, have fun writing about it. Like me, you will be surprised what having a new perspective on setting can do for your narrative.

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Josh Rutherford is the author of Sons of Chenia, his debut fantasy novel. He is currently penning his second and third novels, both due out within the next year. For more information on his writings, please visit his social media handles:

Twitter: www.twitter.com/AuthorJKR
Facebook: www.facebook.com/SonsofChenia/
Amazon Author Page: www.amazon.com/Joshua-Rutherford/e/B00S3I9EZI/

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Shivering – #DailyHaikuChallenge

08 Tuesday Nov 2016

Posted by Morgan in Daily Haiku Challenge

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shivering

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Spark of Morning Blaze

Rhapsody in frozen Song

Shivering Wonder

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Today I’ve added another level to my challenge, for myself, unless you too would like to be additionally challenged.  I’ve decided each day before composing my Daily Haiku, I will seek out an image to Inspire my verse.  I typically go to Pinterest or Google Image Search.  I type in the season I am looking to capture, in today’s case I entered Early Winter, and the very first image that steals my gaze is the one I will select and use. This beautiful winter scene whispered to me “Spark of Morning” and I shivered.

To take part in the Daily Haiku Challenge see The Original Post from Day One

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Day 21

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Beautiful Original Photography:  Early Winter Snow by Mike Griffiths

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#TBT – Promise – Chain Haiku – #PoetryPrompt

13 Thursday Oct 2016

Posted by Morgan in Poetry

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Promise

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Promise on the Air

Whisper of Unfettered Hope

Possibility

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For Throwback Thursday I thought I’d re-share this and hope to add more of you Beautiful Verses…**I had an Inspiration this morning and I Hope with all my Heart you will Join in and/or Share the Invitation along. I’ve selected an Image from one of my Favourite artists and have written a brief, Opening Haiku about it. Now its your turn! Take a moment to consider what the Image says to you and then Share your Haiku in the comments. I will then ADD your Inspiration the the Chain Haiku, so be sure to include your name at the bottom of your verse. (Then pass the word along. ) Let’s see how many Inspirations we can add to the chain, Creating links that will connect us across the planet. Continue reading →

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Subdued – A-Z#Poetry

05 Wednesday Oct 2016

Posted by Morgan in Poetry

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subdued

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Lavender turns to muted shades

In soft shifting Whispers upon the stage

As Twilight bends its Tranquil head Continue reading →

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Never – A-Z#Poetry

01 Saturday Oct 2016

Posted by Morgan in Poetry

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Black 3

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Never Forget

To Never Recollect

The Never in Ever

That might Reflect Continue reading →

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#Writephoto – Lights – #poetry

29 Thursday Sep 2016

Posted by Morgan in Poetry

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lights

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Out from under

Into the out from beneath Continue reading →

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#WritingforWritersWednesday -Aplomb- #Poetry from A-Z

14 Wednesday Sep 2016

Posted by Morgan in Flash Fiction and Shorts

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Power of Words

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So Wordless Wednesdays have gotten a bit too, well, wordless for me; so I decided to change things up and create my own Wednesday theme – WritingforWriters Wednesdays.  What is this new theme, you ask with justifiable curiosity? Rather self explanatory, really, but simply put, on Wednesdays for the foreseeable future I shall seek out Writing Challenges or Prompts and test my Writing skills &/OR offer a Writing Challenge or Prompt for any Writer who also feels inclined to Write for Writing’s sake, as it were. So to start things off Audrey Dawn from Oldest Daughter & Red headed Sister  invited me to join her in writing from A-Z, a Writing Challenge she accepted by invitation of Sharon Bonin Pratt 

This is my “A”.

Aplomb Continue reading →

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#FridayFantasy #Poetry – Realm

09 Friday Sep 2016

Posted by Morgan in Friday FeyDay / Fantasy, Poetry

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BnV, BooknVolume, creative writing, Dreams, Fantasy, Form Poetry, Imagination, Magic, Poem, poetry, Poetry Blog, Writing Poetry, ~Morgan~

realm1

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Delving Mystery in Shades Unseen

Realm of Shadowed Light and Moonbeam

Glimmering in Apollo’s Hand

Whispering Softly of that Enchanted Land

Where Magic Springs

Where Intrepidity Sings

Realm where Imagination Dreams

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This poem is in a structure of AABBCCA. Although it may have a specific term, I may also have just made it up.  Nevertheless, it spoke and I wrote 😉

Care to try your hand,
Write a Verse about this Distant Land
Then Share
if you Dare
Link back
so we can all Track
Inspiration really is Grand
LOL!

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~Morgan~

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Beautiful Original artwork found on HD Wallpapers.  Credit Gratefully Acknowledged to the Original Artist.  Thank You~

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