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1 Comment August 8, 2021 Roberta Daiho Rofu Lavin
Symbols of faith held
Close in the palm of a hand
Seeking a peaceful life

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  1. Sheila Grigsby

    This leaves me speechless

    August 8, 2021 at 7:45 pm Reply

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