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Owl song

Posted on January 4, 2019 by eteal

Entering into the space between night and day,

The owls sang the song of dusk or dawn.

It is always night,

Always day.

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Who are You in these continuous moments of change

Oh unchanging One?

Who am I?

Oh.

It starts to ….dawn

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Reverend Teal is a minister, chaplain, artist and storyteller. She specializes in the human-animal bond and all its healing aspects.

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