Voicings; shatterings! Suffer
But one; but then. Aches.
Frailly-ghostly, nightly wails.
As the pine tree shakes.
So left, useless to console
My own lone heart, days.
Yet drawn to what may break it!
As the pine tree sways.
Draw the embers into the wood
Stroke it like it's a three-legged stool
Blacken the charcoal of a dying fire
Fasten it to a sun swelling brighter
The object is to lick the smoking flame
Soberly thoughtful to call out His name
Should a flash shine brilliantly
With a radiant outburst of joy hotly
All about warming the frigid darkness
The ocean in which stars are as jellyfish
Will appear to the seers as Lumiere
Clearly my dear it's an Austral Hell
Toss another log into the house of Hades
Balance it on your heaven party gate
Strum the drum to conjure up the worship
The song that worms the hawthorn brush
Into its strip tease yank along
Moon moss to heavy metal music loudly
Pound the ditty along to His shouting
The anthem of a wench's wrenching
The diddly of concerted celestial voicings
Heard charring with a fire from within
The product of an incandescent spell
See that which is bright always rises twice
Conditions darken before they go black
Then Hell behaves with new eyes
And the story is told in pantomime
About a joy and how it lingered a lifetime
GIVING GODLY GRACE
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Generally concerning to humanity
Involvement in his tenure
Vidvity voicings of genuine forgiveness
Instant stance of thankfulness
Never stopping confessing’s
Giving Thanks continually
Giving Thanks and meaning it such
Order peace amongst ourselves
Deliver grace, forgiveness in Jesus Christ name
Love unconditionally as you would yourself
Yes, unto our Lord, our God
Giving Thanks meaning it
Releasing God’s breath being a good witness
Acknowledge Him who is forgiving
Carring the torch, your sister’s , brother’s voice
Evangelize forgiving unconditionally always
5/15/21
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