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how did you treat god
you didn’t find him in the cathedral or in the careful mouths of men who polished their sins like silverware no— you found him in the ashtray overflowing, in the rent notice taped crooked to the door, in the last swallow of something cheap that burned going down and you asked— not kindly— how did you treat me? because if there was a god he wasn’t up there counting halos he was down here getting his teeth kicked in wearing your name like a bad suit you saw him in the woman crying at 2 a.m. in the man who laughed too loud because silence was worse in the stray dog that wouldn’t stop following you and still you stepped over him again and again you said life is hard you said I didn’t make it this way but you made your small part of it you sharpened your edges you chose where to look away and now the question hangs like smoke that won’t leave the room: how did you treat god? did you give him a seat or did you let him stand out in the rain with the rest of the broken things be honest— he’s still out there waiting and he doesn’t look anything like what they told you.
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