The wind moves mysteriously like the Spirit holding all together at the table of love.
They met in spring and were married in June. It is autumn when leaves turn. The children and the grandchildren run their many ways.
Right now for one of them the sun is setting. Years from now in splashing golden light it will set for the other.
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Denise offers the prompt word “table” for this week’s Six Sentence Stories.
John 3:8 KJV – 8 The wind bloweth where it listeth, and thou hearest the sound thereof, but canst not tell whence it cometh, and whither it goeth: so is every one that is born of the Spirit.
Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 
That was beautiful, Frank!
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Thank you, Kim! Blessings!
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A compelling first line, Frank, that colors all that follows it. You make the inevitable blessed.
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I am glad you like this tale. Blessings, Dora!
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Life as it is… and so it goes. A good one Frank!
Pat
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Thank you and blessings, Pat!
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This was so beautiful I have to give it to you
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Blessings, Christabel, and thank you. I am glad you liked the tale!
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A beautiful piece Frank 👍🏼
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Thank you and blessings, Sadje!
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You’re welcome Frank
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Quite lovely Frank.
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Thank you and blessings!
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You’re welcome
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Simply, beautiful, Frank.
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Thank you, Denise! Blessings!
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“to everything there is a season”*
Good (simple and evocative) Six
*no, as much as I would like to have, I did not make that up
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I am glad you liked the tale, Clark! Blessings!
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Through all the rounds of life, the Spirit binds us together as a family. Beautifully told.
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Thank you, Mimi! Blessings!
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“You’ll remember me when the west wind moves Upon the fields of barley”
Perfect accompaniment to Six that struck a heartstring in everyone, Frank.
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Thank you, Nick! I am glad you enjoyed this tale. Blessings!
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gorgeous six, it’s beautiful when people have lived in a symbiosis for so many years that they see their grandkids and grandgrandkids and eventually die together too.
I don’t know why but I always get this mushy feeling seeing older couples together.
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It good to see couples who have spent much of their lives together. Blessings, Reelika!
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That’s so lovely, Frank. Just beautiful!
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Thank you and blessings, Chris!
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That is so tender Frank and a lovely version of the song – perfect match ❤️
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I am glad you liked this tale, Ange! Blessings!
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❤️
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The circle of life. very well done.
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Thank you, Violet! Blessings!
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So serene, we float along through life, taking care to note and accept both presence and absence with grateful equanimity. Really beautiful, Frank!
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Thank you, Liz! Blessings!
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Beautiful capturing of life and love
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Thank you and blessings, Jim!
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YW
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I can’t top those comments. It is a very nice read.
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Thank you and blessings!
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loved how you placed a life and a sunset las an ending companion…. recently lost a friend who was graciously in his 90s… always wanted a hug on sunday and gladly obliged as a man respected for living so long… could not help but to be happy for him… he was already home……
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He is home. Blessings to you, Ms Pie, and thank you!
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Our loved ones leave, and yet we continue to love them. It’s the way of things.
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Good point, Misky! Blessings!
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That’s life, and love. Nice one, Frank.
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Thank you, Keith! Blessings!
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