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Are We Good Enough?

John LaneNovember 11, 2019

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Are We Good Enough?

written by: John Lane

We crawl on our knees
to access our white promised land
hoping God will grade on a curve
when He drains the ink from His pen of judgment.

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John Lane has work published in Spillwords, Fifty Word Stories, Flash Fiction North, The Drabble, Trembling With Fear, Ad Hoc Fiction and elsewhere. Currently a reader for 101 Words, he completed the Fast Flash Workshop with Kathy Fish. Army and National Guard Veteran.

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