Mount Zion

A Light

By Amelia ReilingPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Mount Zion

Photo by Connor Gunsbury on Unsplash

Zion gushes pearls.

Birthing light among shadows.

Rain drizzles through clouds.

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Amelia Reiling

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Rachel M.J3 years ago
Ah, beautiful imagery

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