| Author: | D.V. Whytes | ISBN: | 9781310376788 |
| Publisher: | D.V. Whytes | Publication: | October 2, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | D.V. Whytes |
| ISBN: | 9781310376788 |
| Publisher: | D.V. Whytes |
| Publication: | October 2, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Tinker Bell and her pixy dust has regaled many, holding countless, spellbound. Divine Dusting is a series of prose, fashioned after Never-Never land’s exotic imp. Her sweet charm has been perfected as an angelic messenger with sparkling embers.
People don’t live in Never-Never land, even though they may want to, or may think they do. Therefore a real encounter with the enchanted pixy is not likely to happen. However, visiting or living in Waikiki can be of great benefit. The chance of meeting an angel in Paradise is without doubt, much more likely.
Jogging along Diamond Head road, I pause for refreshment from a water fountain near the summit of my climb. As the water cascades to the ground, a little angel materializes. She stands between me and that which appears to be good, but is really evil. An ancient patois, offered in place of the enemy’s mirage, destroys the fiend of worry with the peace of Jesus Christ
Tinker Bell and her pixy dust has regaled many, holding countless, spellbound. Divine Dusting is a series of prose, fashioned after Never-Never land’s exotic imp. Her sweet charm has been perfected as an angelic messenger with sparkling embers.
People don’t live in Never-Never land, even though they may want to, or may think they do. Therefore a real encounter with the enchanted pixy is not likely to happen. However, visiting or living in Waikiki can be of great benefit. The chance of meeting an angel in Paradise is without doubt, much more likely.
Jogging along Diamond Head road, I pause for refreshment from a water fountain near the summit of my climb. As the water cascades to the ground, a little angel materializes. She stands between me and that which appears to be good, but is really evil. An ancient patois, offered in place of the enemy’s mirage, destroys the fiend of worry with the peace of Jesus Christ
