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The Janitor's Daughter
Now is the time,
Progress or fail,
I’m on the verge,
I’ve set my sail.

I feel a breeze,
A splash of water,
But who am I?
A janitor’s daughter!

The mother of ten
For that been mocked.
Tried to share,
Ignored and blocked.

Wanted to give,
But usually spurned.
Wanted to care,
But always burned.

So at the shore,
Before the ocean,
The water waves
To make a motion.

But I was made
A janitor’s daughter,
And the wave cried, “By Him…
Who walked on the water!”


JMJ
Long-Skirts
6/30/04
 
 

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