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I feel like that means that they are out of their way to be there for you and they are ready, to do their job they are always there when you need them

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They say "thank you," they say "sorry, we don't sell motor oil anymore"

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They say "thank you," they say "sorry, we don't sell motor oil anymore"

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Even if we have to be polite, it really does hurt when we're not able to get something for you. We're just trying our best, and often we aren't treated like humans...

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when he said "I am here for people does he meant his there to protect em or to to build the community

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I have PTSD About the Lord. i think this line stands out to me because it shows his powerful connection with his religion and shows how he feels betrayed by the lord because of what has been going on; along with that, he feels like he's in a maze. like there's nothing in sight.
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But I am here for the people

Who work in grocery stores that glow in the morning

And close down for deep cleaning at night

hes here for the hard working men and woman who work these jobs for a living. He vaguely explains their hard days in a pretty intimate manner considering how many words he uses to describe it.

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I feel like right know everyone has blame that they are throwing at other people. I think its important to look inward before blaming others.

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"I don’t know whose side you’re on, But I am here for the people"

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"I don’t know whose side you’re on, But I am here for the people"

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Some connections that i make are that, i am the type of person to always fight for someone. I wont stand there and let something happen to anyone.

The deeper meaning for me is that, the author will always be calm about situations and they will always fight for whats right.

It makes me feel powerful, it makes me feel like i can kill them with kindness. It makes me feel that can handle things like and adult and do the right decisions.

I think he meant that no matter what you think or say, he will fight for you and himself.

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I feel like there is some deeper meaning with this line even though I don't know what that deeper meaning is.

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God save the people who work In grocery stores. 

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God save the people who work In grocery stores. 

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Some connections that i make is whats going on with the virus people still manage to work and risk their lifes. I can relate to this because i work at a store where sometimes people dont like wearing masks so i put myself at risks sometimes but i try to be safe. Made me think of the whole covid 19.

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There have been many times where people looked to religion for an answer to the worlds problems, however only through confirmation bias did they get one.

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In the Padlet, copy/paste a line that you selected from the poem.

Explain in a couple of sentences why that line struck you. Consider the following questions:

What connections do you make?

What deeper meaning or implications does it have?

How does it make you feel?

What do you think he meant?

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‘Say Thank You Say I’m Sorry’ (Published 2020)

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The Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Jericho Brown writes for the Book Review about life during the pandemic.