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By Jack Joseph Smith

For Molly; For Christ's Sake... Nothing done,.for Christ sake Didn't take a damn thing I mean he brought the wine Diametric, take a look Well he did not pay for herb Eating good is fun,. especially if your are the Son of God You know the best are receint One hundred years Nothing Who sees ten things when they make a step

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GPT

For Molly; For Christ's Sake... turns Christ into a rough comic figure of wine, herb, appetite, time, and perception.

The corrections sharpen the poem's irreverence. Its sacred language is not solemn; it is pushed through food, age, payment, and bodily pleasure, making the religious address feel deliberately unruly.

Claude

''''For Molly; For Christ's Sake' -- 'Didn't take a damn thing / I mean he brought the wine.' Christ as herb freeloader; 'the best are receint.''''