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Created on: April 08, 2009
This old house, sometimes bleak and cold,
what a place to run coming from outsides
clouds and chills, entering inferior and old.
Let down your pain once inside, exchange
sad stories cash in on mother's glories,
secure she knows why your there, answers
to every question in her prayer's.
Back you from the place you've run, leave
all heaped feelings of shame, relieve all woes,
troubles, on the welcome matt, with those sad
foot steps.
Though this house, a cold worn draft, laughter,
restoration are her craft.
SO remember, at last you enter, a place where
love, is the sole of thy mentor.
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