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Panacea

See the sea Fading away from her lover and Coming back with all her might Just to kiss her lover The stronger she came The more stronger they pull her back; The heaven knows no gender The heaven knows no race, but Does the heaven know me, you and us? Does the heaven know love? In my mind, the heaven collapsed a billion times War ,rape , murder ,starvation ,poverty They say the guy in heaven don’t sleep Probably he is blind or maybe he is dead Was the bevan in heaven a myth Founded from obsession of suppression For depriving our expression or A historic tale of forgotten confession? Reclaim the lost aggression For the march of our progression None is a transgression That attains perfection Striding around with a hypnotic state of mind Every day seems robotic, Everyone seems idiotic and Everything turns chaotic. Are we that myopic? to believe Spiritual illness can be cured by an antibiotic? Yes, it's ironic that We are the heaven: we are the hell We are the god: we are the devil We love each other: we hate each other We make war: we make peace We give life: we take life The world need no god The world need us Find yourself, be yourself The world need no god The world need us

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Date: 4/3/2017 10:12:00 AM
So, interesting how you won the "poem of the week" on the blood rush contest page? I've warned others about the scam. Both here and on the Academy of American Poets. Stop shopping for victims on Soup. PS: More stronger is grammatically incorrect. PPS. The invite you sent on Soup was word for word the same invite posted on A.A.C. Mr. Sreejith Nath.
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Date: 4/1/2017 7:13:00 PM
We took charge of the world and left God out. He weeps with us and joys with us and gives us compassion for each other. He, in the end, is all we have. Your poem came from honest doubt and was well expressed, I think.
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