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the Webster's, the Merriam's, residents of the Oxford say not, an exclamation or a noun, but an action, a doing word, not so much... as a poet~sorcerer digressing rules, is my input appetizer, poems, my exported entrées all posted to be dessert for all the sweet tooth parts of you all to feast on this process, when I hallelujah you... "Praise the Lord" the translation literal but sojourn herewith me for a few extants, together, let's invigorate, expand the understanding of an ever expansive definition... if I ever fall out of love, with natural words, can no longer hallelujah/scribe to memorialize why we claim, we are alive.... hallelujah's praises for you all the master designers' praiseworthy creations, an extension of themselves, they said in each human godlike spark hallelujah installed there is nothing more godlike than being human, so when I hallelujah I praise each and everyone it is a mixologist's dream, some of it a thank you, some of it a your welcome, all of it a celebratory exercise, in appreciation, of the finery of what we can be come greater through the words of our blood transfused Oh! act out Hallelujah, write it as if you must urgent do Hallelujah, do it not just now but, Selah!
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Mar 21, 2015
Mar 21, 2015 at 5:18 PM UTC
Can Hallelujah be Used as a Verb?
the Webster's, the Merriam's, residents of the Oxford say not, an exclamation or a noun, but an action, a doing word, not so much... as a poet~sorcerer digressing rules, is my input appetizer, poems, my exported entrées all posted to be dessert for all the sweet tooth parts of you all to feast on this process, when I hallelujah you... "Praise the Lord" the translation literal but sojourn herewith me for a few extants, together, let's invigorate, expand the understanding of an ever expansive definition... if I ever fall out of love, with natural words, can no longer hallelujah/scribe to memorialize why we claim, we are alive.... hallelujah's praises for you all the master designers' praiseworthy creations, an extension of themselves, they said in each human godlike spark hallelujah installed there is nothing more godlike than being human, so when I hallelujah I praise each and everyone it is a mixologist's dream, some of it a thank you, some of it a your welcome, all of it a celebratory exercise, in appreciation, of the finery of what we can be come greater through the words of our blood transfused Oh! act out Hallelujah, write it as if you must urgent do Hallelujah, do it not just now but, Selah!
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Mar 21, 2015
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