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The War of Laws

So young, He engraved the Law in your fledgling heart,

Covering your mind with the depth of His wisdom.

Why, no language exists that could translate its art!

Hopeless to assess its perfect scale and freedom.

 

The Law is His breast milk you sip fervently,

Howl in agony; your stomach digest it not.

Fathom submission, son of depravity,

To merely **** is short; apply what has been taught.

 

Sets of teeth sprouted in your gums like white pebbles,

Overdose with confidence, sleep without a sword.

Stars in the woods they seem, Alas! Wild, wild eyes of wolves!

Fight the fine fight of faith, shine light on the world.

 

A state of armed conflict, His Law against your Flaw,

Just a streak of insanity in the family.

Epitome of crossed swords, yet who will win in awe?

Glitch in your body, vow in its supremacy."

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liz
Published
Sep 1, 2016
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#war#laws#flaws#fight#fine#faith
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