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is

simply

the

act

of

turning

ones

love -

inward

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On Wednesday January 18th, 2006, vaultgrl (236) writes:

.....such a strong message in so few words....i love how you incorporated the title, and the idea here....

On Wednesday October 19th, 2005, evolve (2246) writes:

..*sigh*..this is so very complete. Thank you.

On Wednesday October 19th, 2005, Forgotten Angel (474) writes:

thats true..i never even thought of that..and yea..spirit is in us, n all we gotta do is look inside..and hope its not gone :P -Kel

On Wednesday October 19th, 2005, Forgotten Angel (474) writes:

thats true...very deep, like Rone said..its witty too :) ♥ lol..i still say thanks for that...but where'd you get the idea..for worship..that its turning love inward? thats really interesting -Kel

On Wednesday October 19th, 2005, The Crimson Queen (1243) writes:

Those few words hold a lot of depth. Just incredible.

On Wednesday October 19th, 2005, Rone4611 (156) writes:

Neat, how you used the title. Very witty and deep. =).

On Wednesday October 19th, 2005, Sin (1639) writes:

...can i crawl inside your mind just for a little while please? youre beautiful...perfection in the most profound way..and everytime i read you for some reason the saying ~still waters run deep~ comes to mind ~kristy

On Wednesday October 19th, 2005, Ifantisiz (22) writes:

BEAUTIFUL--short and too the point.

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