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Common Church Poem (V4) By Michael Lee Johnson Sitting here in this pew splinters in my **** I spend hours in silent prayer. I beg Jesus for a quiet life. Breathing here is so serene. Sounds of vespers, so beautiful dagger, so alone, unnoticed. You can hear Saints clear their eardrums Q-Tips cleanse mine. I hear their scandals I review mine.
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Feb 1, 2016
Feb 1, 2016 at 2:01 AM UTC
Common Church Poem (V4) by Michael Lee Johnson, Itasca, IL poet.
Common Church Poem (V4) By Michael Lee Johnson Sitting here in this pew splinters in my **** I spend hours in silent prayer. I beg Jesus for a quiet life. Breathing here is so serene. Sounds of vespers, so beautiful dagger, so alone, unnoticed. You can hear Saints clear their eardrums Q-Tips cleanse mine. I hear their scandals I review mine.
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Feb 1, 2016
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