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Bloodstone those who do not understand would never see your heart and the beauty, love and honesty would be criticized in part and the honor that you hold would never see the light surrounded by the darkness of the hatred in the fight but the jewel beneath the mad barely can be seen yet you can see it sparkling brush away the dust the mold from years of rain you will see the beauty that is hidden by the pain bloodstone is embedded in your spirit and youir heart and i have been a snowflake melted by your spark blood is more then water impure to mix together? but who are we to say Does it make us any better? *** Written by Carla Bonnell |
ancient pain under the new moon past wounded knee past all that was this ancient pain memories passed down from generation to generation to yours and to mine when does this pain fade into the past when will we be able to face our future four nations when we are all one *** Written by Cherylin Z. Martin-Wade
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