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A Determined Devil - As I lay another cedar beam plumb for our home smoke plumes, serpentine and sulphuric, interrupts the sunshine, I look below the ridge, Eve standing silent with weapon in hand, a woman so grand, panic has no rest in her person, fear has no finger on her pulse, I move like lightning, to war by my Lady's side, Valley vandels have come, scortching field fruit, searing insidious signs into our peach and apples trees, incarnate, the Devil disheveled with a defunct posse of three approaches me, hailing not from a city of Angels but from a ghetto of ghouls, mean and ugly like ignorance injured by the ivory tusks of innocence, a madman desperate for the destruction of Divinity, unskillful and wishful for lies to come alive, he's a scribbler scribe, a dribbler riddler a stereotype simpleton, frontin' and gruntin' fallin short of the great gangsta idol, just a stereotypical imbecile, a pencil with no lead, burpin chicken feathers claimin them to be the silk quill of Angels, I turn to Eve now with eyes saying now is the time for demise, briefly, before I strike steel across the throat of Hell itself our first promise to each other repeats in my memory, "I forever fight for you" as her brown eyes convince me of loyalty, love royal, she rips her blade through his groin as I open a river across the throat of this terrible thug... Raising A Tribe - Eve, this land is already populated by persons whom seem like us, although different too, like seasons in soul, divergent in their dreams for dynasty, they have dialects from a depth of Dawn that awoke long before we arrived to thrive here, customs peculiar as shapes to stones, Father never spoke of these klans who strive to survive outside the mercy of His guarded Garden, competitive as clouds in a shrunken sky, I met a merchant, a servant to trade, he told of banners and blood, laws and legacies cultures savage and cities of crime, gleamed from telling stories of wealth and wonder, said they worship their Gods more ways than gold folds, consider what we have encountered Luv, will our children slay or be slain, war or work love or get lost in conquest, you, as a Woman of God's glorious gambit have a harvest of futurity's face in the balance, will you deliver the destiny of our union into this drama... Justin A. Bordner...J.A.B. 2021
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