Beside Oneself Poem by Doug Blair
Beside Oneself
Beside Oneself
Look at his eyes
There’s something not right
A glint of the crazed
And removed
He must speak of faith
And Heaven at hand
And Jesus, his Jesus
Most loved.
It misses the balance
I tellya so sad
And gambles on what can’t be proved.
But Paul has a following
And puts on the miles
Convincing
This Jew, once-removed.
(Acts 26: 13-28)
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