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Dec 2015
As if a monk at devotions
he sits
watches oceans of
traffic,
it stutters
he mutters along with it.

The prayer's always the same one
to the same one with no name.

He calls him a god, but he would
he was taught that he should and
he wonders aloud
shrouded in incense,
where did his innocence
go.
John Edward Smallshaw
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John Edward Smallshaw  69/Here and now
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