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Saints and Sinners by Dawn Richerson Monday, October 31, 2011 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
are we silent saints or sinners, bodies at rest or spirits sunk by feet of clay? we revel in neat procession, fling ourselves with stoic pride into fiery fray. slow, stately gait and tamed tongues hide not hedonistic hearts, saints but sinners in flimsy disguise. fools dancing now in darkened streets perform ritual of grace, pour steadfast love, pray for sin's demise. Night gives way to innocent dawn, naked in her holiness, surrenders, peers through experienced eyes.

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Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	11/1/2011

Well written piece!! Good to read you again!! Love Tinka