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Jan 2016
This joy is one to have.
This joy is one to know.
This joy was once a calf,
Into ox it soon will grow.

I've made up my mind about darkness,
And made it up about the light as well,
So when the darkness wears a dress,
Although it hurts, I'll send it to jail.

My heart won't pine for lust,
Its silver sheen won't rust,
Its daggered teeth won't injure,
Its pretty mouth won't whimper,
But when it's had enough drink,
Of the nonsense in this life,
It will spread irrepressible joy,
Knowledge of God not strife.
I actually prayed before this for the power to write a good poem.
I'm glad I was given this to share, I like the rhyme and the rhythm :)
Darren Edsel Wilson
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Darren Edsel Wilson  33/M/Philadelphia
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