Distant Son

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    Distant Son

    Why did you allow my shoulder painful defeat?
    After the thousands of times I cleansed your feet.
    No matter how many times it was cut I found a positive link.
    I brought younglings to your arms and your arms held a drink
    I admit I’ve allowed society too sway my mind
    Please put my mind on track, so in the end it won’t be left behind.
    For some reason when the feeling of love hits it’s weird
    Feels like I am sick, or combing through a wired beard
    If I had all the money in the world, I couldn’t buy your cell
    No matter how many are created, you’ll be the only too know me well
    Even if I ask for forgiveness I make the same mistake
    With all my sin’s weight on my head, it’s hard too stay awake
    God’s created everything that’s what I m told
    Let me in on another secret, this one’s stained and old

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    Poetry is not the expression of personality but an escape from personality.

    T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) American-English poet and playwright.

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