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We met in church when the pastor preached from Isaiah against corruption of desire. I didn't pay attention, for the currency I had was intention, not for him, not for his congregation, but for her, the one glowing beside me. She sat on my left, and I on her right. It was only right to do right: confess, profess that which the pastor preached against. ©Hamilton Chikhala 2026
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Mar 29
Mar 29, 2026 at 3:00 PM UTC
My quiet sin
We met in church when the pastor preached from Isaiah against corruption of desire. I didn't pay attention, for the currency I had was intention, not for him, not for his congregation, but for her, the one glowing beside me. She sat on my left, and I on her right. It was only right to do right: confess, profess that which the pastor preached against. ©Hamilton Chikhala 2026
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Mar 29
Mar 29, 2026 at 3:00 PM UTC
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