Wems Henry Temmy Psalm 26




Have you seen beast's best friend?
That you wonder of how things blend.

Minds set where simplicity prevails...
Even though it is at the left blood line veils.
Beloves blindly set even when ache wails...
Tempting moment not enough to divulge details!

Bragging right in such hood is noble.
Tie quietly the right blood line to such immobile!
By which humans are humans ennoble,
Rather than the ones that are ignoble. 

You have seen the best of all
From the very start before the first fall.
The heart is flexible and mind, small.
Yet mercy on all, You instinctively befall.

You have seen the angel's best enemy,
So chummy in dealing cum alchemy!
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