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by @andrew-philip

I found god on my front porch and we drank vermouth from 12:00 to 12:00. He spoke of how he's trying to quit cigarettes and women. We raised our glasses to that one. I spoke to him about how much I enjoy asking people how they really feel. I told him how the earth is rotating very quickly lately, and that the centrifugal force is improving the circulation in my fingertips, and how I'm starting to be able to feel again. He spoke of how he had quit his job to pursue a career as a ceramic artist, though he also claimed he had always been one. It turns out that god is a neighbor of sin, cut wide open by the hope that lives in the hearts of people younger than us. I told him that I understand. He filled my glass up again, and then his own. We did not speak of women. He lit us a cigarette and we shared it. I feel like god has been misunderstood all this time. I think he feels the same way.
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Mar 8, 2018
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