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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The Caesars confoundingly conjugate, metagrobolizing to manipulate, The egotistical empires inflate, humanity is harvested to depopulate… He who lives by the sword, soon to be entombed by their heavy hoard, Immaculate idols worshiped and adored, as for the poor to be ignored; Pious pretenders to proclaim, circumventing circumstances not to blame, Their Judas kiss bringing fame, within their subterranean scornful shame… Thirty pieces of silver betrayed, the godless genocides have now been paid, The snakes slithering in their shade, as the populous is slowly swayed; Crosses made out of simple sticks, perplexing parasites playing politics, Amidst their tyranny, they transfix, seducing symphonies tuning tricks… Three days of darkness set to rule, double-crossed is the fanatical fool, The demons desecrate in their drool, secreting sins through their stool. There is great corruption everywhere...evil hides amongst the innocent...particularly in some of our churches and other religious denominations including parts of the Vatican...but thank god there are spiritual soldiers there as well...god bless them...the battles of good & evil continue. ...play the video first--then listen to the poem a few seconds later... April.15.2020 STRAND NO 730 Sponsored by: Brian Strand N/A for contest
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