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In my life I've dealt with grief. Deaths of family, friendships and innocence. Still I'd hoped that life and time would make up, become friends and chime a tolling bell of peace. Thought ruins dreams. There is inside us a black so dark we become a void. Why try searching for the light? The light has gone aground. Mankind has ***** this fruitful earth, despoiled its beauty and its worth. Money means more than humanity. Desecration of this fair planet and its inhabitants justified by the men in suits. News is just a propaganda tool, it makes a mockery and a fool of us. We line up for bargains, forgetting the unfed We lie to ourselves that good still exists. Where? When even religion becomes contentious. Guns, bombs, hate, greed, ****** of the innocents, who among us opened the seventh seal? The Seventh Seal was it opened by blood mixed with oil on the altar of greed? If so, it wasn't done in my name.
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Aug 7, 2014
Aug 7, 2014 at 8:08 PM UTC
Lament
In my life I've dealt with grief. Deaths of family, friendships and innocence. Still I'd hoped that life and time would make up, become friends and chime a tolling bell of peace. Thought ruins dreams. There is inside us a black so dark we become a void. Why try searching for the light? The light has gone aground. Mankind has ***** this fruitful earth, despoiled its beauty and its worth. Money means more than humanity. Desecration of this fair planet and its inhabitants justified by the men in suits. News is just a propaganda tool, it makes a mockery and a fool of us. We line up for bargains, forgetting the unfed We lie to ourselves that good still exists. Where? When even religion becomes contentious. Guns, bombs, hate, greed, ****** of the innocents, who among us opened the seventh seal? The Seventh Seal was it opened by blood mixed with oil on the altar of greed? If so, it wasn't done in my name.
© JLB 08/08/2014 01:06 BST
Camellia-japonica
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Aug 7, 2014
Aug 7, 2014 at 8:08 PM UTC
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