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This poem reminded me of the things in the New Testament book of Matthew where Jesus said, "Consider the lilies of the field, they neither toil nor work. Yet they are dressed even finer than King Solomon was."
It was a good feeling to think about being as carefree as the lilies, and even about what she said about death and being mourned on a slow, rainy day.
Cheryl Fenn from United States