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11 of 30 - Des Moines

Des Moines Monks Filthy knees from fresh plowed earth When Jesus spoke of the least of these This is where he meant Windmill shadows unassuming Tickled by forgotten trains This quiet soul is full of gardens Growing everything but up Content to work for working’s sake Habits sweaty and faded blue Here is a life lived by the sun For prepossessing daughters Here is a life in solitude Outside the reach of urban wake Where God has called apostle farmers Their harvest is a silent one Overalls and liturgy Parables they will reap Sowing seeds in humble penance The earth their common creed
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steven-hutchison
American
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Apr 13, 2014
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