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D'vine Comedy

Vines it were stole Adam’s joys; thorns and thistles figured large. Now, machines and even toys fail to start, won’t hold a charge. Oft harangued by so much ache, pleasure’s fleeting, progress stalls. Scarce we fix, another breaks; endless toil stems from the fall. Come thou, Father, make all right; help us in this life we plea. Burdens easy, yokes are light when we find our rest in Thee.

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