I stand up to listen to your words,
So let everyone listen to your words,
For words glisten like worlds in ice and fire.
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You are mostly in tribulation since the pains of Hell on Earth,
These are your market, these are your nunneries and monasteries.
So pray to some cause, avoid being animal and cannibal, colour the eyes,
Cover the eyes, as force encompasses the ghosts of our majesty.
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Be a song of the heart's shadow,
I sing along with some bravado;
This joining of the gallant lights,
Is a fury of the blessed nights.
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What is desolation? Where are your eyes in this chaos?
Between heaven and earth, our vision is limited like the coldness
Of water in the Antartica, in the way of the awesome godliness
Of saints, so richer is the peace of our waves and envies.
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The difference in your words is pleasant before the one who loves you,
I guard my body from mighty blows, I stagger and fall dutifully with agony.
The wisdom of the believers only lasts so long, but forever the faith continues,
Words after words fall to the ground to entice the traveller into knowing more.
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Decent and decorous is the falseness of heeding and crying,
We are gusts in the general winds and storms of our makings.
The earnings of young men contain ferocious callings and ideas
Of the images concerning them, as their minds implode and explode.
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Rising beyond words, you follow the bliss of a life
In chains, arrested by bliss, subdued by entrails.
To discover you must understand what others behold,
In words theory has collapsed, in deeds the death comes.
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I returned the gaze to yesterday, it was light,
It was darkness, and it was truth in totality.
My dealer is considering my soul and all it entails,
Rich souls experience a light too encompassing,
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Who is the man who loves another being?
His light crawls into view like a shepherd,
Arranging, and disassociating from the party,
Arranging, and mirroring the beloved,
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From brains of a man we punish, we let intellect be punished,
For the audience is enclosed in space, and assemblies appear.
A hungry tiger, tearing to pieces the flesh of a renowned lecturer,
Hunts yourself and your intelligence, all that upbringing is wasted now.
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