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Conviction (II) by Stevie Smith

10/15/2008 8:33:21 PM
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Stevie Smith
(1902 - 1971 / England)
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Conviction (II)
 
  I walked abroad in Easter Park,
I heard the wild dog's distant bark,
I knew my Lord was risen again, -
Wild dog, wild dog, you bark in vain.

Stevie Smith


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