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A spectacle it was, I snarked, a man stood with a dagger in his heart. He cried war, revenge, and love. My knees scorched from the heat of these pebbles. There I knelt, for us, to humor God. Why make me love when it must die in the palm of my hands, bleeding blue, drowning in red? I cried for war, for pain, for love. I must beg once, I cannot again, for how could I? A creation shaped to be a warning to many— God can make you miserable for life.
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Nov 29, 2025
Nov 29, 2025 at 9:00 AM UTC
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A spectacle it was, I snarked, a man stood with a dagger in his heart. He cried war, revenge, and love. My knees scorched from the heat of these pebbles. There I knelt, for us, to humor God. Why make me love when it must die in the palm of my hands, bleeding blue, drowning in red? I cried for war, for pain, for love. I must beg once, I cannot again, for how could I? A creation shaped to be a warning to many— God can make you miserable for life.
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Nov 29, 2025
Nov 29, 2025 at 9:00 AM UTC
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