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Poem found
Christian Century, Nov 1, 2005 by Martha Serpas
Poem found New Orleans, September 2005 ... And God said, "Let there be a dome in the midst of the waters" and into the dome God put the poor, the addicts, the blind and the oppressed. God put the unsightly sick and the crying young into the dome and the dry land did not appear. And God allowed those who favored themselves born in God's image to take dominion over the dome and everything that creeped within it and made them to walk to and fro above it in their jumbo planes and in their copy rooms and in their conference halls. And then God brooded over the dome and its multitudes and God saw God's own likeness in the shattered tiles and the sweltering heat and the polluted rain. God saw everything and chose to make it very good. God held the dome up to the light like an open locket and in every manner called the others to look inside and those who saw rested on that day and those who didn't went to and fro and walked up and down the marsh until the loosened silt gave way to a void, and darkness covered the faces with deep sleep.
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