Conduit

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As I sit here eating this meal

I think about the lives I am consuming

The chicken

The milk cow

The lettuce farmer

The poverty stricken

The slain

The abused

The ones I use to earn my living to buy my dishonest bread

The ones I cheat, honestly

The ones who gladly pay me for poison and bad advice

My family members who pay the price for my living

Who am I, LORD

That I should deserve an audience with you?

And who am I that you should feed me

And yet you do so every day

And I find myself nourished in spirit

More than anything

More so than I can comprehend

I find myself so full

That I can want no more

And so full I feel sick

Sick for the lives I am taking

Sick for the lives I am unable to enrich

But this is not my duty.

I cannot enrich.

Only my LORD may do so

And I may be the conduit.



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