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Premium Member The Power Of Unity

Love yourself first, love your own,
Like your two eyes, so you won't be alone.
In the end, God will gleefully handle the rest.

Spread love, not hate, this is the best
Thing to do, in this corrupt and sorry society.
Love is power, love is a powerful army.

Do not worry about the hatemongers.
Believe me they are a bunch of sheer losers;
Eventually, they'll crawl and rot in the halls of hell.

Love is powerful, ring the silent bell
Of love to spread harmony, comprehension
Peace, knowledge, passion, and compassion.

Love is not blind; love can see the core of the soul.
Love your fellow men and women, like your own,
Like yourself, and thou shall never be alone.

You shall be strong and happy; you'll be having a ball,
‘Cause you're powerfully strengthened by the fibers of love,
By the redundant power of unity, which comes from above.

Hebert Logerie Friday, February 5, 2016

The Power of Unity

Love yourself first, love your own,
Like your two eyes, so you won't be alone.
In the end, God will gleefully handle the rest.

Spread love, not hate, this is the best
Thing to do, in this corrupt and sorry society.
Love is power, love is a powerful army.

Do not worry about the hatemongers.
Believe me they are a bunch of sheer losers;
Eventually, they'll crawl and rot in the halls of hell.

Love is powerful, ring the silent bell
Of love to spread harmony, comprehension
Peace, knowledge, passion, and compassion.

Love is not blind; love can see the core of the soul.
Love your fellow men and women, like your own,
Like yourself, and thou shall never be alone.

You shall be strong and happy; you'll be having a ball,
‘Cause you're powerfully strengthened by the fibers of love,
By the redundant power of unity, which comes from above.

Insincere

Deep in the shrine, sins
Deep in the courtroom, injustice
Deep in the costume, exposure
Deep in the constitution, lawlessness

Inside the adulthood, puberty
Deep in motherhood, breastlessness
In the paternity, womankind
In the smiles, sorrowfulness

Inside the forces, idleness
On the holiness, sacrilege
For the oaths, hypocrisy
In those appeals, bendlaws

In the beddings, no siesta
Deep in the dreams, nightmares
And in love, hatemongers
In friendship, betrayals

Deep in charity, parity
Inside volunteers, opportunities
In the nations, stations, 
In the stations, nepoties

In a professor, knowlessness
In the schools, copiers
For the democracy, demos
Inside the hopes, pessimism


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