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a good somersault needs heavenly balance ~ a poor one even more

By 
David Kavanagh

Premium Member Break a Leg

You know when you're about to perform 
and someone yells, “ go break a leg ?”
What happens if you do break a leg?
You send them your hospital bill.















Alexis Y.
07/30/2021

Break a Leg

A starlet stands in the Green Room
Creating an aura of doom
She will face her fate
As a vampire's date
But the star can't climb out his tomb . . . .


Break a Leg

Some people just never learn I mean what were they thinking
Now it's John Kerry's turn for the Almighty God is not blinking
They all try to take Israel's' land as was foretold in the Bible
Just so stupid to not understand God is holding them all liable

With tornados to earthquakes as now seen so often as of late
From God's Israel no one takes or they will seal their own fate
'The Mirroring Wrath of Betrayal' as I wrote of poetically before
In going against God's Will you know not what is now in store

For the Israelis can not be defeated just like back in sixty seven
As all of the prophecy is now completed just waiting on Heaven
But when the enemy does attack had they only been more aware
For His wrath shall not lack for anyone dumb enough to ever dare

In case you didn't catch the ending I would suggest that you do
It's a clear message God is sending not some conclusion I drew
I feel sorry for that 2 million man army as in dead men walking
Soon we all shall see, it is God who will be doing all the talking

Revelation 9:16 
And the number of the army of the horsemen
were two hundred thousand thousand: 
and I heard the number of them.

Break a Leg

structure seems to soften slightly
under your steps; systematic leaps
up, over & out into the depths. eyes
dilate & grow cold from so many deaths;
no longer wept; burn out. here,
listen, the shout of sense echoes at our
expense, shadows the oncoming threat.
no more resistance, let all awareness go-
as the curtain releases, shields the show.

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