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Jun 13Liked by Jonathan Potter

Oliver worthy!

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Thanks, Alan

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A bridge built across the river of yesterday, seen with birds wings 🪽 that carry the light of today to encourage you that the family of all things will be together one day.

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Thanks, Richard

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Beautiful!

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Thank you, Harley

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There is comfort and familiarity of knowing you have’s role in spectrum of family life .

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Thanks, Stan

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Jun 13Liked by Jonathan Potter

Oh, that second stanza. What impact.

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Thank you, Mark

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Jun 13Liked by Jonathan Potter

Exceptional. Wild geese indeed.

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Thanks, Mike

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Jun 13Liked by Jonathan Potter

Such peace.

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Thank you, Patris

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Jun 14Liked by Jonathan Potter

Just beautiful, Jonathan. May we all claim our proper place.

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Thank you, Rod -- yes.

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Jun 14Liked by Jonathan Potter

God, I love the line "moving around me with ancient love"

That is one fine collection of words that form an image resonating deeply. Thank you

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Thank you, Marilyn. I appreciate your comments.

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Absolutely wonderful imagery, Jonathan. Your father would be ever so proud!

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Thank you, Mr. Lewis. I'd like to think so, too.

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GORGEOUS! ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

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Thanks, Troy

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Jun 15Liked by Jonathan Potter

This is really beautiful man, and as serene and heartfelt as the photo above. But ending with this?

“…where I will claim my proper place

to give love and receive it.”

Dude. I teared up

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Ah, thank you, Sea.

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Jun 15Liked by Jonathan Potter

What a beautiful, gentle way you have of describing love, grief, and acceptance. Thank you, Jonathan!

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Thank you, Sharon.

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thank you for the restack

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