The Vomit-Loving Dog
I don't know
how to surrender,
So I'll go to
God, weep at
his feet, and
beg for Him
to kick His
evil, lazy servant
down, and take
the bag He
trusted a fool
like me with,
hoping He'll
give it to someone
other than
His disobedient
servant.
I'll give the fatted
cow, the rings,
and the coat to
someone who's more
worthy than I,
because I've plundered
too much, and I am
nothing more than
a pig with a
ring on its nose.
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