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The Witches stir a cauldron Encased in rust and mold In it is burning fire And many screaming Souls They do not see the witches They do not smell the stench They only fight each other With words that make me blanch There are higher powers Who constantly make war They love the low emotions And Thrive when there are more The Witches stir The Cauldron And laugh when they do see Their victims fight each other As they do continually. And they may keep on fighting *Into ETERNITY.* SoulSurvivor (C) 7/6/2016
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Jul 6, 2016
Jul 6, 2016 at 12:30 PM UTC
Cauldron of Evil
The Witches stir a cauldron Encased in rust and mold In it is burning fire And many screaming Souls They do not see the witches They do not smell the stench They only fight each other With words that make me blanch There are higher powers Who constantly make war They love the low emotions And Thrive when there are more The Witches stir The Cauldron And laugh when they do see Their victims fight each other As they do continually. And they may keep on fighting *Into ETERNITY.* SoulSurvivor (C) 7/6/2016
I had long footnotes at one time. But due to my most recent writing, "prayer for humility" I've decided to take them down. I want no words railing against others to proceed from my pen. That is part of the problem not the solution. May everyone who reads this look at Alyssa Underwood scriptural references below. They are very pertinent. Evil has created a Punch and Judy show here on this site. The protagonists are like puppets being manipulated by Machiavellian forces beyond their ken. We must always remember that we are not battling blood and bone humans. But actual demonic forces. They love to stir the *** and cause people to degrade themselves with hatred. Let's stop it now. Whatsoever is Noble. Whatsoever is lovely. Whatsoever is of good report... meditate on these things. Thank you! ♡ Catherine
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Jul 6, 2016
Jul 6, 2016 at 12:30 PM UTC
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