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Jun 2015
"Oh Lord Jesus," breathes the mother, as the old man tinkers away at her ice cream truck.
And her sons play in the yard, unaware their breakfast hangs in arms of the old man.
I whisper my own plead, observing from my porch,
"Oh Lord Jesus."
Lauren A Todd
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       Lior Gavra, The Weekly Poet, Timothy and Kodis
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