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. . . To Talk About God Would I speak of my life, And what I've seen through it's glaze? Conjure up with a limerick Inviting all on gray days? Would a poet ask Why his brother was dead, At an age when his manhood Was not much past a kid? Ask why the torments That thickened my air, Were ever so present Year after year? Ask why events That shape peoples hearts, Through despair comes strength Healing scarred thoughts. Never ending despair; Stone covered hearts. I balk at the future, Slaughtered moments unsought. To talk about God, What should I say?
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