In the Light of One Lamp
Sean Thomas Dougherty
“I crawled into bed and closed my eyes and not long after heard the small hooves of the horses, the tiny ones that gallop in our dreams, or are they the dreams of our children, galloping through the black ruins. Everything we do is against the crippling light. To hear them cry at night is to know they are alive. When they are scared they come galloping down the long hall calling your name. Tonight, it is our oldest daughter, the red mare with her fiery mane, she snuggles in between us and falls back to sleep in your arms, to that secret place inside her, she barely moves, crossing over the river, through a grove of alders, through the black ruins, she is the one who once whispered, the grass it knows everything.”
Lovely and heartwarming images and words Maverick 💖
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Thank you Miriam ❤
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Great first photo. The water and background has an Impressionist look to me.
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Thanks David, like your perspective. 🙂
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One of the most beautiful verses I’ve read.
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Very kind, thanks Holly. 🙂
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😊a pleasure!
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Beautiful photo and song too! x
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Vielen Dank (Many thanks) 🙂 x
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Danke lieber Maverick 😊x
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