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420 We are Called to be Holy

420.

We are Called to be Holy



Catholics are Christians who have a unique calling

To the whole world their faith they must bring

For it is of Christ, by Christ & for Christ

Whose blood & flesh for us He sacrificed

So to Him we must dedicate all our labors

From land to lands, sky to skies, shore to shores

We can all be His saints, we can all be holy!



-12/05/2015

(Dumarao)

*27th Daily Reflection from Catechism Booklet

Premium Member Alt Love

There is only one time when I’ll need you;
Like Ice cream doesn’t need a banana.
So, until I do, or the ice cream does,
I will be on this side of Havana.

420

420

4 - fortify your love 
      He said to her 
      Cos now we are fruitful
      Let your heart be true 
      Cos we have gone along way 
     To have a family now 
       You have always been here 
       And all I am now I can't be 
       With out loving you 
       Me and you two kids 
        4 wonder family 


2- two of us are now friends again
     Just like from the start 
     Despite all we've shared 
     This long years 
     We are now separate in watch
      We use to be 4 
     Now we break like 
     420 
     We clash down like a stock market 
     A man with out his wife and kids 
     Yet life must go one 
     Despite not easy lossing a family with you 
     

0- life is like a zero 
    Never say never 
    Cos who will ever think 
     We can fall from 4 to nothing
      Broken promises
        Broken hearts
          Has cost us a broken home 
           And now I can never say never 
             Despite your good intentions
              Nothing last forever 
              At the end life is like a zero 


Dedication to broken homes and 
Divorces 
Were broken hearts speaks 
In obvious silence


The Pentacle Decision

I was rudely interrupted by white people,
But it was there dream of the 420,
A place that pacified everyone on the path of discovery,
A place where even Hitler survived,
Sharing input that we all could use to define,
I was on the battlefield of Narnia, 
A place of routine cycle,
Mother nature's way of keeping this place a fight though,
I like it but the whites called it hell,
So they said drop weapons and tell,
Tell the tale of the immortals,
I did,
Dammit man my Astral body is in a plain,
Only cowards have existed,
This isn't sain whoever had wished,
Suffering is a way to recreate a lost flame,
In doing so we create energy we can use to even revitalize a brain,
I'm telling you I've worked everyday and I can still dream,
But it took sacrifices that I cared about,
Because life has to be mean,
I'm talking true disappointment that I lived in and shame,
To still become Damien on the other plain,
Go into the mirror and stare at your core,
Then stare into your eyes if your not alive,
Be patient a little more.

Big Game

1.Family tree me bapu ya chachu ki hasiyat say entry karvao.
2.Intruder honay kay bavajod family ka hisa ban jao.
3.Biological parents kay guzartay hi ladka ladki ko khalas.
4.Ab waris ban kay sari jama ponji lay uro.
5.Don level kay logon ki DG level kay afsaron say dosti.
Note.Every game has end and I am the end of your game.

420 Keisha

I used to stay out at somebody's club, strippers was the only loves I known, but you cut me off on 420 that specific night and saved me from being all alone, the bartender said they were out of Patron, you bought me back from the ledge 1800 will have me on the edge, but you're as sweet as strawberry pie when I take a dab, I held my breath as long as I could and gave you everything I had, you're as smooth as Patron & Ginger ale, Keisha if I don't keep you around I truly failed, I been in every bar in the city, I found three or four girls quite as pretty, but my heart is ready to push my body out the window, I'm in love with that good Endo, you're as smooth as Patron & Ginger ale, but Keisha if I lost you I truly failed, you're as sweet as watermelon out the refrigerator, after a long day you're my liberator, your attitude is as unpredictable as this edible I just ate, they say it takes a hour but I'm a Viking I never wait,strippers were the only loves I known, but you cut me off that 420 and saved me from being all alone, Keisha don't ever leave my side, always say you'll roll up and ride


420

they say weed is bad 
but i say oh well

because it helps out people 
when they are going through hell

they have deprssion 
even anxity 

but when it comes to 
smoking a blunt i dont really care

weed is not a drug
cause it grows every were  

if u want to agrue 
just keep quite and smoke this little blunt 

come talk to me after 
and see how u fell 


well not much i can say  
cause if u somke weed every day 

 u wont  have to take pills
it wont ever be the same 

cause i got some dro 
that will knock u out in just one hit  

people smoke weed so dont get all mad 
god put in the ground so are u say he is bad.

you dont have to add anything or take away
just go to the garden and have ur way 

take as much as you want 
cause i know ur pain

you fell like all is lost 
and u fell like giving up

dont take any more pills 
not at all i say 

just smoke a dro blunt
and u life will be better 

in ever single way 
trust me i know 

cause i love to get high 
ever second of the day 

oh and happy 420 
smoke one for me today

420

Backyard summer time blazing,
jiggers packed down with precision.
First few thoughts, simply amazing,
prepping my mind for tunnel vision. 

Roller coasting beyond the storm,
strapped into buzzed up seats.
Lungs that feel so smokey warm, 
drum line chorus heart beats. 

Eyes that bleed without blood,
cheekbones relaxed, muscles calm.
Shaking up and grinding that bud,
measuring blindly inside a palm. 

Four doobies now long forgotten,
sentences that flow without tense.
Drier taste and mouths of cotton,
the world around makes no sense.

Bags of twinkies, chocolate chips,
vanilla pudding and toast bread.
Hunger dangling from cracked lips,
spiral imaginings inside my head.

Numbness fading and reality wins,
five pounds heavier than before.
Until tomorrow when it again begins,
fourty ounces locked in a drawer.

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