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As the follower sheep, Send forth their crooked emissaries. To bend the goodness, with a sinister sickening voice I fold my arms, Inside my head, And stare you down. My eyes will burn. My look will unsettle. The more you try, The more resistant I become To following you. You may hold your belief dear, And it may comfort you. But know this, If it comforted me, I would be by your side, And not opposite You. Showing the wrath of the proselytised.
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Jan 31, 2011
Jan 31, 2011 at 1:05 PM UTC
Wrath of the Proselytised
As the follower sheep, Send forth their crooked emissaries. To bend the goodness, with a sinister sickening voice I fold my arms, Inside my head, And stare you down. My eyes will burn. My look will unsettle. The more you try, The more resistant I become To following you. You may hold your belief dear, And it may comfort you. But know this, If it comforted me, I would be by your side, And not opposite You. Showing the wrath of the proselytised.
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Jan 31, 2011
Jan 31, 2011 at 1:05 PM UTC
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