A brief history of our (be)coming

by Ojo Victoria Ilemobayo in the July 27, 2022 issue

In singleness of heart,
God breathed his breath into us.

Like a mirror He molded us skin for skin,
Pulchritudinous and wellpleasing.

We were his sweetest and loveliest work
Above and below rolled together.

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