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Faith
by Ernest Williamson III
fallopian tubes babies waning and
waxing as moons on Saturn so fine are the vacuous tales
in higher unlearned sinkholes. Good and better are the
words of the hopeful yet fine is the accentuation of
the knowledgable. Science is a continuum of pure
concentrated theory or quaking fact. For if a man has
no God to undergird his science, his wit will fall
and crush invisible committees. Alas I was once a scientist
but now I have become the strong hand pushing the car
in the ditch out of the ditch. I have lent my stronger
arm. Come and lend yours.
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Ernest Williamson III is completing the M.A. in English at
The University of Memphis. His publication credits include, "Electric
Acorn", "The Canopic Jar", "Entropic Desires", "The
Makakta", "Scribble" and others. He is also a self-taught painter and
composer.
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