Gold bugs, yellow butterflies, orange lilies.
What to do with this great fragrant glow?
Well, hold on to it.
You’ll want it in the days to come.
~ Josephine W. Johnson
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Posted in Daily Life, Inspirational
Tagged inspiration, Josephine W. Johnson
Posted by hopeseguin on January 10, 2012
https://aimlesswithpurpose.wordpress.com/2012/01/10/hold-on-to-it/
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