by Evangeline Murray
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May 5, 2002
Table Neighbours
We sit around at breakfast. There's one thinks she's in charge. At heart I wish this one of five Were somewhere else, at large. How would our dear Lord handle this? He lived with people too. Dear Lord I pray for guidance. I don't know what to do. My instincts and Thy way to cope I think are opposite I need Thy presence there with me So I can handle it.
Poem on page #67.
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May 5, 2002
Grapes
Yesterday Tom brought me grapes They're green and have no seeds. Everything is laid on here So I have no real needs. But when I come back to my room I can relax a bit. The grapes are quite delicious I have them while I sit. They're juicy as a cup of tea Delicious as a peach. The room is small so when I sit They are in easy reach.
Poem on page #68.
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