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PART 1 MY LIFE
ENCOMPASSED  by your love I move ahead in my life
with all CONSTERNATION for the wrong  as the world is made for us by God
my PREDELICTION, REVERENCE for you is ever increasing for life in motion
without any APATHY for you for a strong relationship between us 
with obeisance to almighty for our life to be always sweet
with UNEARTHLINESS for the scriptures and CONDEMNATION for immoral
and we go on with the life for the great deeds to be done by us all life  

                          PART 2 WE MOVE TOGETHER
I move with you with consternation for the wrong for the life to be set
and I know this is my predeliction for you with all emotion
I know it is not apathy in my love which makes great things pet
considering the knowledge for us with great notion
living with you is encompassed with easiness and this is forever
I will be in reverence for the things the God has made us to live together
and with condemnation for wrong things , it will make us and my nation 


                           PART 3 GOD AND MYSELF
encompassed with courage and salutation to GOD
and I will be with GOD for the wrong that is not to be done with his nod
GODS predeliction for mankind for humantarian relationship is in my mind
without any diminished support with the right or with apathy any kind 
reverence for all is and my GOD is goal in every aspect
and unearthliness for GODS activity is my prospect
condemnation for the hatred is my goal
making my heart as such is my soul                                    
dated 29-10-18
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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