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Nttinghill (m)
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I'd strayed into a parable And become so many things lost and so many things unable, Seed or dust with a prize or cost.
I was heavy, my scattered dreams Tailing a thousand threads of wind; I had forgotten what it means To be loved or, worse still, gladdened.
So I suffered loss, thereupon, Living a dry life stuffed with bran, Till I saw the splendour of One Who works in ways no one else can.
I no longer wander the fields Since I found One who, for me, redeems The one meaning of my life, The one thread to pull home stray dreams.
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