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Worship

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Worship

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Two nuns on the sea shore

Stand apart from one another

Black wood posts

Mesmerized by the sea god

One nun with human failings

And weary legs

Sinks to the sand

And sits like a child

A golden stripe appears

On the western horizon

A signal from the sea god

That he understands tiredness

One staunch sister

Stays standing

And the sun sets

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