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Eleanor’s Song
support a friend
in her prolong effort
contribute to her celebration
of well-earned accomplishments
and accolades
enjoy the honor of being with her
as admirers gather to hear her read
from her beautiful new novel
rejoice in creativity and appreciation
taste of abundance
drink the wind
swallow gulps of snow
test the grit of sunflower
marvel at the texture of honeycomb
stick out your tongue to catch rain
taste generous Nature
then revel, appreciate, cherish
work to protect
awakening a joyful noise
An original poem by MaryJane Nordgren
handbells uncased, set in line
on cushioned tables ready
to be lifted again in easter joy
(after a lot of practice)