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Prince's Adoptees

"I have been a stranger in a strange land." Bible, Exodus 2:22 [X]X[X] * X[X]X * [X]X[X] * X[X]X * [X]X[X] Hungry eyes seek substance, food matters naught-- sees the unpleasantness that drains the eyes. The sea, Heaven on earth, explicit thought of days that pleased youth oft courses--denies to the stare of his feet, wherefore and whys, slowly his head lifts, upright, turned around, raises palms to rub eyes, lowers ... astound, at last, life found its true purpose; a home. Rudders turn stern, sails fixed, helms steer abound, at last, life found its true purpose; a home. [X]X[X] * X[X]X * [X]X[X] * X[X]X * [X]X[X] The Creator last passed, blessed the Isles, ought for the righteous--who first cheered led to cries-- so say I, the Lord of host ..., naught bethought, lead to temptations; scripturally wise, threshold darkness crossed, newcomers, eyed prize, an ancient people's customs, rites, all-round, diverse power creates oneness, propound, at last, life found its true purpose; a home. Afeared spread out and a kingdom compound, at last, life found its true purpose; a home. [X]X[X] * X[X]X * [X]X[X] * X[X]X * [X]X[X] An influx flourish, commitments ill-fraught, church breeds greed, false prophets, true profits--guise, knowledge sought by natives plots short-changed taught, forced natives, dethroned queen, kingdom, likewise, unlearned natives conquered by day, by lies, time passed, those with knowledge escapes eastbound, some accomplished, tiresome measures, homebound, at last, life found its true purpose; a home. Though zilch, non-native highest seat -- renowned, at last, life found its true purpose; a home. [X]X[X] * X[X]X * [X]X[X] * X[X]X * [X]X[X] Grant, native Hawaiians were first who found, last Hawaiian; Isles, their burial mound, at last, life found its true purpose; a home. Moses, Exodus estranged you -- your crowned, last -- prince by name, adoptee, choose uncrowned. at last, life found its true purpose; a home.

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