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Premium Member DAWNS CREATION COUNT DOWN PART 1

COMES
Canto I
Come
Canto II
Before the light there was light the lands dwells grasses;
Canto IIl
Come
Canto IIll
God stood still His brilliants shun so shines 
Canto IIlll
Come
Canto VI
night drops its cloak across embracement black.
Canto VIl
night drops its cloak across embracement black.
Canto VIll
Come
Canto lX
Lose He spoke life words dominance creation of light
Canto X
Before the moon and sun shown
Canto XI 
No shape darkness empty everything things He spoke by dawn,
Come forth come
Canto XII
The wanderer has crossed the pass.
Canto XIII
Come
Canto XIV
Gathering in one spot cover then and withdraw from the lands
Canto XV
Continues…..
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familiar six- day creation structure right you know found in other Abrahamic traditions it's the specific wording and
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the emphasis yeah that makes it so compelling okay so let's get into those six days okay day one kicks off with
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9/3/26
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2026©

Count Down

Like an hour glass, I watch people around me grow and grow.

The sand is running down.  Day by day, year by year.

I was raised without the possibility of death.

I'm orphaned from the life so beautiful, the scenery so new and unexplored.

I see in the mirror of what was so young, alive and innocent.

I feel as though I'm to be forgotten like a daily routine.

Premium Member Count Down Into Glory-

count down entered into glory 10 seems like
 we're going to make9 it 
it's all right now 
it's all right8
 what you going to do
 7when morality leaves 6you
 it's too late
 5to repent4 you wasted all your time
3 yeah2 one second left
 Hallelujah 
you're not close to Glory
 you have physiologies time
 to tell your story0
 now launch entered into glory 

5/5/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr  2020


Newyears Count Down

look up
its  in a cup
it midnight
there be blinking light
and mabe horn sound
with largh crowns around
its
THE
NEWEARS COUNT DOWN

The Count Down

The first drink is to calm the shakes
The second one to help erase
This retched life that I can't face
All because of my drinking days

The third one to take off the edge
The forth is more to help forget
All I said and all I did
When I downed that one drink left

The fifth makes me foolishly think I can
The sixth helps slur what words are left
Where all of this will end up at
Word to the wise, don't place your bets

The seventh turns into a cry for help
While the eighth one helps itself
On the ship that has set sail
Upon this demon liquids constant swell 

After nine I can't remember why
Ten to see I'm legally blind
After all of this you would think I'd find
A better way to spend my time

Premium Member Count Down

One rocket on the launch pad....----------------------------

                                    10..........

                                     9.........

                                     8........

                                     7.......

                                     6......
                                     5.....
                                     4....
                                     3...
                                     2..
                                     1.
                            we have ignition

              Written by James Edward Lee Sr.2018©
                                 4/19/18


Years Count Down

We must stop block fess it going around it's near YEAR  COUNT. DOWN

Count Down

I am counting the days until I can be with you again,
I wish I was just counting hours,
I can't wait until one day we share the rent,
But for now I will just turn up with flowers.

I am counting on you to keep my heart free,
Though to you I will always belong,
So I will try and share with you eloquently,
With rhyming and music and song.

I am counting the beats of my fit to burst heart,
As they skip and they dance and they live,
Oh why does our life need to keep us apart,
Whilst we ration all we are able to give.

I am counting the lines that appear on my face,
As my lips turn upward to smile,
When I think about your tender embrace,
That will envelop me again in a while.

I am counting some money that I wish I could spend,
To gift you or share a nice meal,
But my bank account seems to apprehend,
and I have to keep it real.

I miss you my lover in every avenue,
But I will soon be with you once more,
and after we kiss and drink away our adieu,
I will promise to try not to snore.

Count Down Falling

look up its in a cup
don't look down
or around
the time  it shining
newyears calling
its
COUNT DOWN
BALL FALLING

The Count Down

it i'll be soon
watch the moon
its say  its all
 as the snow fall
the new year bal 
at midnight
under city bright lights
and the band horn sounds
WATCH FOR THE
COUNt

Count Down

its near
end of year
the ball
wil fall
from the   city wall
beware of the crowd clown
at new years eve
COUNT DOWN

Holiday Year End Count Down

as the night fall
the ball on the wall
is about to fall
lots of people
ar around
to listen  in the cool breed
the
NEW YEARS EVE 
COUNT DOWN

New Years Eve Count Down

as the night fall
the ball on the wall
is about to fall
lots of people
ar around
to listen  in the cool breed
the
NEW YEARS EVE 
COUNT DOWN

Count Down

He' attired in magnificient apron
smiled to me
his.or mine eyes told
" hey ! i'm here"

Looked elegant without 
anxiety or can I say fear
instead of anxiety

He has some sort of 
FRAGRANCE

I gave up everything to be with you

MY OWN DESTINY

Count Down

the worlds at a end
take it from a friend
stop your sin
let gods love in
hear the sounds 
this is the
COUNT DOWN

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