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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required There he lie, one month shy of sixty-one short trips around the sun The rest of this story has no rhyme nor moral, just reality raw and final Three operations in two weeks at the VA sausage meat machine One leg and four feet of intestine left to his name Clear silicone tubes all over his face tethered to beeping blinking boxes Since nineteen he tipped his elbow to a god who promised him this moment Faithfully delivered, sooner then hoped Everybody blamed the liquor but it was he who put it up to his lips As a true testament to the god of his choosing My choice of gods told me many times what I was supposed to say to this man but I never said it until this night. Four years of bible college and serving as a leader reinforced my orders and demonstrated my devotion Pushing hard against my INFJ wiring I leaned down to finally say it directly into his comatose ear If you can hear me dad, you need to be saved It’s easy as ABC … Admit, Believe, Confess But I stopped short and took a look at myself It felt like I was trying to sell a used car to a dying man with one leg I found no tears for him in that moment only a shallow sense of relief that I did my contractual duty to the zealous and well-meant script called Evangelical Christianity A true testament to a god I once believed existed
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