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"How can I paint them-Faith£¬Love and Peace£¿"thought the artist£®
As he resumed his walk£¬his mind wondered on the"real"picture he hoped to paint£®He was surprised that without thinking where he was going£¬he had reached his familiar surrounding£®
As he entered the doorway£¬light glistened in his eyes and he realized that his search was over£®In the faces of his wife and children£¬he saw love and faith£®"Not a minute passed by that our children and I had not thought of you£®We prayed that you would return to us safely£¬"his wife said as they embraced him£®He sat on his favorite old chair and his heart was at peace£®
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