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The love I hold, tempered by my anger. I see so much, and yet I cannot take. Ears they burst from never ending clangor. The smile I show is oh so very fake. The care I clench forced me as a hermit. Buried within this pristine outer shell. Hatred abound, and the news confirm it. Would not show my face till the devil fell. For wishing someone would come to save me, I love the world. Alas, I hate myself. The world outside seems to be so crazy. That’s why I leave the Bible on the shelf. Oh, God! Oh, God! I pray for your guidance. But I’ve become cozy with your silence.
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Jun 28, 2018
Jun 28, 2018 at 7:22 AM UTC
So Love The World
The love I hold, tempered by my anger. I see so much, and yet I cannot take. Ears they burst from never ending clangor. The smile I show is oh so very fake. The care I clench forced me as a hermit. Buried within this pristine outer shell. Hatred abound, and the news confirm it. Would not show my face till the devil fell. For wishing someone would come to save me, I love the world. Alas, I hate myself. The world outside seems to be so crazy. That’s why I leave the Bible on the shelf. Oh, God! Oh, God! I pray for your guidance. But I’ve become cozy with your silence.
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28/M/Tennessee
Jun 28, 2018
Jun 28, 2018 at 7:22 AM UTC
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