Richard Kent

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In a world waxed cold.
Love seems forgotten.
Heartache, and the tears of mankind fill the spoiled air.
Where in our hearts have we placed the insipid seed?
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In these tangeled webs of human error,
Souls lost, and confused; blinded by the darkness,
blind in the dark.
The hands of fallen angels decieve the minds of our children.
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Along the darkened hallways of life I walk.
Pictures on the walls reveal the past mistakes.
The struggle to reach the light at the end of the
hallway.
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A war within myself.
Both sides fight to rise above the other.
Does good always conquer evil?
Who will provail?
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Forgotten Love

In a world waxed cold.
Love seems forgotten.
Heartache, and the tears of mankind fill the spoiled air.
Where in our hearts have we placed the insipid seed?
Sowed by the hands of devils.
Where in the soul lyes the answer to the key?
To regain the angel like wings, and the heart of purist love.

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