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Roanoke Review

Volume XLV

2020 Poetry Backpage

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May 31, 2020

Just Once I'd Like to Live Eternally

May 31, 2020/ Roanoke Review

In Sunday School today Miss Hooker said
that we've all got to die sometime and God
alone knows when and when it's time to go

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