Syria: ancient land and war-born republic in brief
A Travel scrapbook note outlines Syria as the newest republic born from war yet historically ancient. Damascus claims 4000 years of history. the Jordan River rises there and cedar forests once flourished in Lebanon near western Syria.
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Poet of the People Edgar A Guest Portrait
A quaint gracious lady on a nearby street greets passers by with a smile and offers a blossom when wished. Her garden blooms pink and blue. her life is kind and welcoming to friends and strangers alike. The piece notes a modern statistic: one motor vehicle per four people in the continental United States per the department of commerce.
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