The Choir Poem by Raymond Pampa

The Choir

What I felt on the church bell,
Is what I dume inside
A crowd impel too well,
And I deem to fide

Flaw and nashes wide
Are the dwells of the side;
Been and nicked praise
Was the faint of colors bind;

Shale and windows pale
Were the blown and intemn,
Cool of summer days
Were the fing of these helm,

Blaze on the roar
And depend when withdrawn;
Thunder and appear
Fincet glows and astound;

Wise would be healed
On the peace and real twind,
Low cause of wield
And about of the rend.

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