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The percontation of God’s smile

The second morning after creation
All the shine wore off


You broke your perfect things
Broke them once again


Glued them back together
The excess extruding out


From mismatched jigsaw lines
A pout into the quirk


Of your smile

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Published April 17, 2021By C S Hughes
Categorized as Poems Tagged amusement, fatalism, irony, toys

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