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Prayer On Leaving The Body
by James Deahl O taste and see that the Lord is good. –Psalm 34: 8 These feet that have carried me over switchback trails in Appalachian darkness I give up; they are left in tall grass by the Baltimore and Ohio right of way where steel rails cut close to the orange creek. And these [...]
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