Satan, I Don'T Want Any Part of You

Satan, I don’t like your hating.

Satan, I don’t want any part of you.

No fractions, none of your distractions,

I want to live the life that’s true.

This life guarantees the ultimate satisfaction.

Satan, I don’t want to have any dealings with you

You hinder my life that is true. No one wants to

Be sad and blue and tear everything up like you do

Satan, you messed up. You have too many whammies.

You’re pressed out of luck. I want big bucks but,

Not in the manner that you get them. That way want

Last and will not benefit anyone else in God’s kingdom

To ever get GLAD. Satan, I don’t want any part of

Your MAD. I want the best for my God-given, created,

Can’t be faded life. Something that you gave up a long

Time ago and you suffered a great big fall like Humpty

Dumpty on the wall, all of the kingdom’s horses and

All of the kingdom’s men should not have the desire

To put you together for your selfish desires to win so

Many will catch on fire as a result of you. Satan, you

Lie on me and my God-given, created, family. Satan,

You see the worst in me and want me to believe it’s true.

Satan, in Hell you’ll be skating on your wannabe icy

Lake of fire because you had the desire to be the Creator

And be a hater to what God made greatly. So skate ornately

And leave me alone. I want to live with God and not

In your heated home.  Satan, I don’t want any part of you.

No fractions, no distractions, I want to live the life that’s true.

 

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Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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Henderson Avatar
January 26, 2011 at 7:48 AM
Beautiful!! Thank you for sharing! Steve
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