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Scripture:

 

Containing wisdom

Those who read it, deemed fools

Lasting life within


 

Everlasting life:

 

How great the paid price

Though none can repay their debt

He freely gave it


 

Foreign Culture:

 

The immense array

So similar, yet different

Dialect unknown


 

Books:

 

Scribbles on a page,

Relaying a mystery.

Lost in a story



 

Computers:

 

Fluorescent windows

In which information lies,

Mice dwell, doors unlock



 

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