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Seven

I wish not to see such disgrace, As that which humankind has conjured Greed envelopes all into stout fingers Lust embraces passionate youth Envy breathes in the minds of the conceited Gluttony resides in those who are unfit Sloth exists in those who are uninspired Wrath remains rabid in the permanently livid Pride sits within the excessively bold I wish not to see such disgrace, As that which humankind has conjured.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2007




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