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Save me from this ailing sudate disdain To pursue an oath to ordain, Crimson dark stains yet uncertain. Beneath a soul’s secret door to obtain Pure pardon from this wretched torment and pain, The sickening impudence…an implication! Yet I try that Grace, Harmony and Love may win, What am i…but a travailing mortal machine Taking flight from this mundane plight to become even. I plead that this conscious with mildness can reckon In awe I cry out… “Please don’t forsake me divine Logos” In dilapidated pieces without price am torn Helpless and lost behind the aisle, Not more than an infantile person Searching for a comfy path back home, Sad but at times to admit the autism awoken. In solitary at the center of crossroads Were do I turn to run? My heart so weak and slain without feign. I have judged without concern To satisfy an ego unknown, On my stifles I now implore of the Passion That she may patch-up for a peaceable Parturition.
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Sep 17, 2009
Sep 17, 2009 at 5:40 AM UTC
~Salvation~
Save me from this ailing sudate disdain To pursue an oath to ordain, Crimson dark stains yet uncertain. Beneath a soul’s secret door to obtain Pure pardon from this wretched torment and pain, The sickening impudence…an implication! Yet I try that Grace, Harmony and Love may win, What am i…but a travailing mortal machine Taking flight from this mundane plight to become even. I plead that this conscious with mildness can reckon In awe I cry out… “Please don’t forsake me divine Logos” In dilapidated pieces without price am torn Helpless and lost behind the aisle, Not more than an infantile person Searching for a comfy path back home, Sad but at times to admit the autism awoken. In solitary at the center of crossroads Were do I turn to run? My heart so weak and slain without feign. I have judged without concern To satisfy an ego unknown, On my stifles I now implore of the Passion That she may patch-up for a peaceable Parturition.
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Sep 17, 2009
Sep 17, 2009 at 5:40 AM UTC
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