It snowed and snowed all through the night,A blanket thick and sparkling white,Woke up this morning, world transformed,New York City…
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In marble carved, a story stands,By Pierre Puget’s master hands.A meeting frozen, bold and grand,Two different lives, two worlds unmanned.…
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Tales Of Lonely Trails
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