Who Would Forget To Faint

If taken for A Saint
And black they just him paint,
Except The Truest Saint,
Who smiles down cruel taint 
And in swipes finds the quaint?

Who won’t oneself repaint 
Arranging for White Paint,
Asking for Man’s restraint, 
To self with God acquaint…

Watching out for fresh taint 
And being renamed A Saint?
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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