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Twelve O' Clock Mass.

by peter-cullen

Sunday Mass, I'll take a pass and piss it up amongst the leaves. I'll ask a fellow parishioner, all he knows before he leaves. Find out, "who read the gospel?" The readings, telling right from wrong. I'll find a worthy tale to tell, and all the hymns and all the songs. Those songs about salvation, (salivating for the public house), I'll burn a candle in my mind then dampen it, with all my doubt. Then I'll seek out knowledge, someone with something real to say. I'll wonder bout those Gospels, and everything they fail to say. .
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Jun 13, 2014
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