Poetry: Sin - by G B Dent

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by G B Dent

Created on: August 09, 2008

Concupiscence
Why do I want from this world what I cannot know?
Spurred on by dispositions not inclined to let go;
Amidst the tension of the question why is it so?
And the constant reminder that I reap what I sow.

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