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No Amends

He likes them not, he thinks they’re rough And dirty all the time I do not care, I value them To me they are sublime Worn out from toil and drudgery A story they can tell Of being humble, being meek The feelings they can quell I’d never dare to disrespect These blessed parts of his I would not trade them for the world Something would be amiss They tell of strength, of honesty They need not make amends They are just great the way they are His loving, caring hands. Wendy Nipas

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