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Finally Foremost Feministic

Finally Foremost Feministic

She had been Finally Foremost Feministic
While throughout was also being altruistic
Had been booking,
For woman looking;
Became moron Trump who is a mystic.

Jim Horn

Premium Member First and Foremost

The first absolute rule in making the world a better place, being a hero or heroine, making a significant contribution is to know what the hell one is talking about. Too many people do not. Heaven knows, or shall I say hell knows.

Premium Member God Is the Foremost and Center of My Life

God, the Saviour reigns as the Lord Almighty*
prevailing supremely in His majesty
with grand omnipotence rod
for my faith propped-nod
midst His grace.
God
deserves praise
in my Gospel-shod
servant walk like how He trod
on earth bringing heaven’s liberty
for mankind’s blessed eternal security.

*2Corinthians 6:18 And will be a Father unto you, and ye shall be my sons and daughters, saith the Lord Almighty.

November 2, 2018


God Is First and Foremost

GOD IS  FIRST AND FOREMOST 
                                CAUSING EGO INVISIBLE IN TO US
                                    PLAYS WITH BY ALL KNOWING

Judge Yourself First and Foremost

Judge yourself first and foremost

Written By Dean Masciarelli

August 7, 2010 (9:46pm)



Judge yourself first and foremost

Before you try to judge someone 
else
that you may not even know

Because you have no idea 
what 
they may have gone through

And the life that they had lived before

And ignorance is the wrong way to go

Try to accept them for there 
differences
because it is the right thing to do 

And you just might find out that they 
may have 
a lot more things in common with you 

Judge yourself first and foremost

Before you try to judge someone 
else
that you may not even know

Because you have no idea 
what 
they may have gone through

And the life that they had lived before

First and Foremost

*** (First and foremost)
First and foremost
Let me enjoy
A cup of coffee
Each day at five

Let me forget
That there’s a Wall –
A Wall with two Sides,
A wound in the sky

Let me forget
All those
Who are waiting
To get back the freedom
That they were denied

Let me forget
Divine interventions
Thanks to which I
Am here
On this Side…


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