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| By John Joseph Ten | |||||||||||||||
| "From There" A hill In the distance I can hear the city's voices Voices that fill nothing but the loneliness That fill the empty heads of nobody Noisy sounds of wrong and deceptions The hopes that never will rise to heaven Because of these stifling noises A hill From its height I can see how men Are looking for something that will never arrive Because first it is necessary to retrieve the simple song of the birds See the wondrous sun cleaning the air in the morning That air that allows us to breath with confidence A hill In its closeness to heaven I can hear the pain of God For our faraway places where we are building our homes So far from Him So close to ourselves These places are fakes in comfortable disguises A hill My hill Our unbeknownst hill Where we can stay forever |
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| Write Two | |||||||||||||||
| Lawyer | |||||||||||||||
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| Labor and Employment Law | |||||||||||||||
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