Do You Do It Naught Poem by James McLain
Do You Do It Naught
I let them all whom they might be.
Be whom they are and wish to be.
I can not keep them locked up with the rest.
Grace few thought
a few kind words may ease their pain and hurt.
and Love, 'you are doing what to whom
and if your not
and why i ask of you if that is your my wish to do?
Do you do it naught,
against what sight that heavy rests inside of you.
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