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The Beauty of Real

Posted on September 22, 2016 by Ann Clark McFarland

A geranium blooms in a pot on a windowsill. The window looks out from a log home, a place waiting to shelter me for one last time. Fronted by a field of wheat and shaded along the driveway by Illinois … Continue reading →

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