Walk Then Fall

WALK THEN FALL
                                       By James Edward Lee

                    Walk these cobber stone paths of unrighteousness alone
                  I stumble trip I fall all onto the diverse grounds covered up
                with the dust, gravel, concrete, and dirt that surrounds us all
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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