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I

As the soul transmogrifies

The body follows suit

On bended knee

A twisted tree

Grows not without a root

Avarice and gluttony

Come not without a source

From deep inside

One cannot hide

Not God, but man

Of course

Envy, pride, sloth, lust

Not products of a father

Who leads his children to the stream

But not to drink the water

From time to time 

Although sublime

Man strays from righteous path

A product of iniquity

That in the end is 

WRATH

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  • Published: October 30th, 2015 05:16
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  • Bruce Rain

    Great work!!



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