Their treasure took lifetimes to amass. Not given away lightly
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Monthly Archives: August 2014
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Rain – it came.
Wind – it blew.
Still they played on.
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Scaling the heights now to their main entrance, surprising intruders.
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Demanding affirmation from mirrors, her reflection shuddered, ashamed, and departed
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The needy cat and the everso grateful cat … just … so
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Lost moments gone in an instant.
Not in my name!
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Rarely seen yet hints remain of their passing this way …
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William George’s destiny set.
His time April three years hence.
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The jewel was beside them if only they’d look around
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Melting memories, that for a time could charm once more.
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Something special was being prepared when we walked through Chamberlain Square in Birmingham this morning. We couldn’t stay to see the installation happen but it was clear it was going to be something magical and moving. More about the Minimum Monument can be found here … link to BBC News article