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When all my critics
have had their full say,
And all my besetting sins
have had their full sway;
When the cold breath of
night
kills the last flower of
day,
I will yet believe.
Should the moon stop pullin’
at the tides of the sea,
Should the world’s hatred
fester
and spill over on me,
Should all men be slaves
and none be free
I will yet believe.
When truths long abandoned
slip full from my head,
When faith is long buried
in an avalanche of red,
When hope hangs suspended
by its last, dying thread
I will yet believe.
Should my prayers go
unanswered
and my flesh come to harm,
Should the children God gave
me
lay dyin’ in my arm,
Should no one believe me
when I sound the alarm
I will yet believe.
Fred
Caban [Agape] and Joe Markko |
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When Someday Comes: Memoirs of a
Survivor, is the
life story of Joe Markko, co-founder of ASFB. Taking a
leisurely approach to his writing, Joe has been
"tinkering with it" since 1997 and describes the
unpublished work as his "hobby," contending it may never
be finished. The detailed story of the All Saved Freak
Band begins on page 22 of chapter 3 with the first
meeting of the two co-founders, Larry Hill and Joe
Markko in 1963. The pages posted on this website are
copy written and all rights are reserved.
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