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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The Berger at the church door he always lies at the door gate in of the church every one walks pass him some with kindness some ignore even the big rich man who gave the biggest church offering ignores him what a world the berger at the church gate he always lies at the church door gate in he always dressed with a rough clothes sometimes dirty he always ask money to feed cloth himself like every human he is sick he got high diabetes he got no mean of insulin his legs swollen with a dirty sow always he lie on the church door he prays along as other do in the church cos ever bass sound if the church speakers at the door bang on his head always as he lie at the church door begging yet some pass him by unnoticed some pass him by with anger some pass him by with a kindness some pass him by with hatred all going into the church to pray the berger at the church gate he always lie at the church door gate in always begging he needs a help yet he get more ignored than care and most people ignored by him are same church member like the berger I wonder what kind of god we pray to when right at the entrance of the church a berger bleed to grieves let say the berger was the God in disguise that means a lot of us all have let him down in a simple kindness what a life
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