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Shotgun Rider Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Following the red road
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My help is in the mountain
Where I take myself to heal The earthly wounds That people give to me. I find a rock with the sun on it And a stream where the water runs gentle And the trees which one by one give me company. So must I stay for a long time Until I have grown from the rock And the stream is running through me And I cannot tell myself from one tall tree. Then I know that nothing touches me Nor makes me run away. My help is in the mountain That I take away with me. Earth cure me. Earth receive my woe. Rock strengthen me. Rock receive my weakness. Rain wash my suddenness away. Rain receive my doubt. Sun make sweet my song. Sun receive the anger from my heart. ~Unkown~
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