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Once the fee fie fo fum ******** Stopped, he was small, Lying still, Eyes and lips glued, Orifices finally stuffed. What would a priest do? So, I stretched my hand, Ritualistic-like, As a benediction of charity, An attempt. I should've worn a soutane, Perhaps used a kneeler, But suplication ended. That night, I looked Beyond the moon To starry clusters of ka-boom, But nothing. That sealed it. Death bed conversions Don't move me; Death bed confessions do. Ah, still nothing. Forgiveness has A statute of limitations.
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Feb 11, 2015
Feb 11, 2015 at 11:01 AM UTC
Death Bed Conversions
Once the fee fie fo fum ******** Stopped, he was small, Lying still, Eyes and lips glued, Orifices finally stuffed. What would a priest do? So, I stretched my hand, Ritualistic-like, As a benediction of charity, An attempt. I should've worn a soutane, Perhaps used a kneeler, But suplication ended. That night, I looked Beyond the moon To starry clusters of ka-boom, But nothing. That sealed it. Death bed conversions Don't move me; Death bed confessions do. Ah, still nothing. Forgiveness has A statute of limitations.
francie-lynch
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Feb 11, 2015
Feb 11, 2015 at 11:01 AM UTC
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