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In Even Strokes
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Half light on,
An evening stroll
Old men complain
Sunbathers squeeze the last life out of the sun
She takes the distance in even strokes
Far out where the deep begins to roll
Smile at the blind man, he won’t care…
Laugh for the deaf-mute, she can’t hear...
Mind the time
The waves and the tide,
consuming all
She takes the distance in even strokes
Far out where the deep begins to roll
Smile at the blind man, he won’t care, but God sees everything
Laugh for the deaf-mute, she can’t hear, but God hears everything
Half light on,
An evening stroll
Old men complain
Sunbathers squeeze the last life out of the sun
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