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Janus Just in Time by +Steven Curtis Lance Wednesday, May 23, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

Janus looking back in January At his annus as he might as well Wonders why it has to be so very Black and white with heaven or with hell More like purgatory for the wary Nor buying what those two have to sell Looking in the mirror with two faces Going through it and wondering who We are seeing then exchanging places Who we are being which of us two Is the other coming to replace us Reflecting each other when we do Not that we do anything but wonder Janus looking back in November Around and round when over then under Trying to forget we remember Our dual confusion as illusion Done once one has begun December Janus just in time for January Annus gone anus but come what may Preaching the con to the temporary Charlatans looking the other way Say lay down your money and let us pray We both forget now to remember A thing or two for neither to forget: No heaven yet nor hell but regret +Steven Curtis Lance Copyright MMXI
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