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“Honesty,” Poem by Rachel Laughlin

“Honesty,” Poem by Rachel Laughlin

Epiphany

Poem by Rachel Laughlin

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One day she had an epiphany God gave her a realization She feared what would happen If she stayed with him

But she was reminded That love drives out fear Like the sun drives out the dark at dawn

His eyes are ocean blue His personality is chocolate Sweet and once bitten into Cannot be forgotten

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Lions-on-Line Spring Issue 2022