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David's Dilemma

The relationship began in a passion of lust. It appears that the love became real later on; but the price of the love affair was most costly. He was not offered the luxuary of a good choice Sands were set in stone, and the die had been cast There would be nothing for which he could rejoice The thrill was gone; the pain would not quickly pass 07172017FBPS 2nd Contest, Bittersweet, Kevin Shaw; 1st Contest, English Quatrain, Janice Canerdy, NA; Note:King David of Israel, after committing adultery and murder

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