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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required .. The world a planet with sorrow and pain .. even earth is about to cut through his veins there is alot going in the world today earth a place so colorful .. yet in my eyes the world now looks grey .. they say history repeats itself .. a "great depression" is amongst us and this is just the beginning wait till we reach the eye of the storm they come in many sizes .. and this one can be seen from several miles away slowly it now takes its form .. the financial instabilities ... a proximate cause of World War II .. is this the destruction of the human rase the devil is known .. but he now got a face a new world order .. humanity's disgrace only the strong will survive and the weak have to die what is it they have in mind ? a holocaust ? .. the annihilation of thousands .. maybe millions of people .. and you say death is a raider ? who are they to take the life of a stranger let this be told only by god .. our only savior Do we gonna have to start all over again ? first they destroy .. then to rebuild .. but first half of the world has to be slain for god's sake imagine the pain we have to gain .. now ..... are you affraid ? because this is reality so best grip your hands together and now let us pray and hope for the world .. to never fade away
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