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A Good Work | JD DeHart - Dive into the Depths of Contemporary Voices

A Good Work | JD DeHart

May the programs serve
their purpose, and may
we have favor in them.

May the agenda be flouted
along with unfair
manipulative expectation.

I want to do a good work
not for my sake or so my
name can be cited, honored,
and celebrated, but for
the sake of the lives I touch.

If that is against norms,
plays with conventional
structure, or even rings as
counter-cultural…

So be it.

I want to listen to the voice
and not the slogan, embrace
the person and not political
positioning.

Move forward and do good
work without the worm of worry
called Getting Ahead.

I can’t be concerned with
changing the world if I don’t
even seize the opportunity
to be kind to the person
sitting right next to me.

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