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consider the wildflowers

Taylor Blayse Rockley, Abbi Bodager

poetry, seasonal living, & life in the garden ❀

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  • Taylor Blayse Rockley

    midwest gardener by day, writer by night ❀ \ud81a\udde7 poems of hope for the weary soul / reflections on faith, books, art, & life in the garden \ud81a\udde7

  • Abbi Bodager

    poetry & art that points to a deeper Story. ✨\ud83e\udeb6 psalm 19.

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