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call it home<br />

And in the end<br />

may she find everything<br />

in her heart<br />

and her heart<br />

in everything<br />

Last week I attended a blessingway for a friend who moved away last year. We didn’t know each other very<br />

well when she lived here, but thanks to Facebook, we’ve kept in touch and have bonded this year due to<br />

some personal experiences and commonalities. The poem above from the book Sisters Singing felt perfect<br />

to me to share with her. She has waited with such hope and love to meet her new daughter.<br />

I also made her one of my polymer clay birth goddess sculptures. I purposely overbaked it to<br />

make the pigment more deeply colored. This goddess is holding a heart-shaped gem for love. [1]<br />

1. http://talkbirth.files.wordpress.com/<strong>2011</strong>/11/img_1776.jpg<br />

Kelley Maresca (<strong>2011</strong>-11-28 21:06:15)<br />

How beautiful! Do you sell the birth goddesses you create?<br />

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