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Henry Flowers
Poets Unlimited
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1 min readNov 22, 2016

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I stared God in the eyes on Hastings the other day
Oh to be his hand extended
Asking me for change
Grabbing at my garments
And in a voice so estranged said,
“Woe is me, even in all their lament the derelict are not worthy, so I weep.
Rewards lying beyond the gates, I’m afraid are mine own to keep.”

I could have paid him no mind, but instead gave per diem,
“Rewards are double-edged swords;
How poor are the heathens?;
The one who pours down the blessing
Is the creator of being.”

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Henry Flowers
Poets Unlimited

Accounting Student. Dilettante. Flaneur. (Surrey, BC)