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6h
Roman Garb
The cloth thoughfully
woven, clung to His back.
Olives stirred in the air.
He collapsed over & again--
in Gathsmene.
The sound of serpents were
his graceful apparel, the
sound of serpents were his
graceful apparel.
A living-nightmare wore
Roman garb, a living-nightmare
wore Roman garb.
Perfect peace spit out nails,
& burnt a shroud.
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