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The Spirit and the Mortality

The Spirit And The Mortality 
The love inside of a finite creation 
such as myself, 
finds expression 
only in disbelief. 
That such a being as GOD 
would love and care for me, 
enough to crucify HIS SON. 
To Then Empower me with time to love. 
To send to me a woman 
called by namme Parme. 
The wind can not be contained 
in such of a small space, 
as on the inside of such a one as eye. 
A purple dragon fly lives now inside of me. 
Fluttering his wings he shudders and he moans 
in silent exstacy as i ponder my Parme 
as I struggle to convey 
the love in me. 
I Came.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2006

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