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Miserere

gabrielsmy articles 10 Nov 201131 Mar 2026

I confess:

I have become 

a runner.

I go 

running.

I 

run.

Like a 

runner.

Which is what 

I have become.

A running 

runner.

Forgive me.

Oh Christ.

Forgive me.

From I have been murdered and replaced with a suspicious facsimile. In running shoes. Submitted by Ailsa Holland.

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Published 10 Nov 201131 Mar 2026

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