Devil's Got My Tongue
I arrive at my usual spot
I still manage to see my footprints within the ground
Where I beg. Where I plead
Again. And. Again. And. Again. And. Again.
My continuous mistakes elude me
And my continuous milquetoastic behavior shames me
Why do I keep coming back
Here
It merely raises me up to view my cornucopia of error more clearly
Nevertheless, I maintain permission of the virus to resume discombobulating my very being
So Great Physician
Please heal me
Or at least help me to help myself to
Quash this virus
So I can speak Your name more
And share Your name more
Instead of giving worldly things the wheel
And moving You to the back of the bus
Bestow upon me the strength to combat these agnostic pressures
And resist my own resistance
Of simply saying “God Bl-
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