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I Still Do
With this old ring bent and oxidized I vow not to speak of God or forces but the practical theology of walking together in morning dew our bare feet bathed by the night's respiration. With this old ring missing it's stones I vow to remember the wildness and waste of our love's first yearnings tamped down by time and age and illness. With this old ring I still do. 18 lines
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