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Dismay

I walk down beaten paths toward a cross
 Held defiantly against a brilliant blue sky 
 Kneeling beneath it buildings worn and weary, like the
 Heavy shoulders I wear into our City of God.
 One step in front of the other
 Like a soldier in the ranks of this battle against sin, 
 Blistering heat upon blistering feet upon blistering street
 Lord, can you hear my prayer?   As I fall to trembling knees,
 I contemplate questions left unanswered
 Echoing in the barren stone hall
 Left to burden disappointed ears.
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Jun 19, 2011
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