Joseph had a hundred reasons to weep. His half-brothers hated him - so much that they conspired to kill him and instead sold him as a slave. In a foreign country far from his father, he was falsely accused and... Continue Reading →
Bumper to bumper, elbow to elbow Toe to heel and heel to toe Traffic honking, stop-and-go Pausing at the crosswalk-blinking Clans of black suits somber, thinking Glance at watches, patience shrinking Light changes Bustle-bustle, hurry-hurry All of them are prone... Continue Reading →
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