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Chapter 9

A PHOTOGRAPHY

Religious poems

Take a picture of my soul,

Oh, photographer with a face unseen.

Your camera hides your gaze whole,

No one knows what your face might mean.

You know, you're a mystery to many,

But take photos of the buried plenty—

My nightly tremors and dreams so deep,

My loves found, my loves lost, I keep.

Speak to me about your needs,

Should we stand or sit, indeed?

You stay silent, weaving your art,

Sculpted like your fingers, sharp as a dart.

In pressing, you capture what's true,

Me, you, life—all shining through!

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