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Artifacts of Reference, No. 62
God hard-press crushed; perplexed, in despair; persecuted, forsaken; struck down, destroyed. battles. deception, defeat, destruction, death. roar into you Angels chase wilderness in audacious strange heir. Confident throne. Earnest requests of blood spill your God. if you have a mountain jump God Will do what you want
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Their Words Seemed to Them Like Nonsense
Wikipedia Poem, No. 943 barian faces gorgeous faces barbarian faces young faces barbarian faces barbarian faces barbarian faces barbarian faces gorge-arbarian faces young faces young faces barbarian faces barbarian faces barbarian faces young faces young faces barbarian faces young faces young faces barbarian faces young faces barbarian faces young faces real gobble nuclei broods real…
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At Capernaum
Wikiedia Poem, No. 918 son of man heals parallax herd fulcrum’s law at capernaum he opens the dog displays parallelism which is easier: thinking like this fellow or talking like that one? he’s blaspheming what tortuous reason forgives endless lodestar of night always night always later when jesus knew such large numbers of followers yet…
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How Can I Experience Joy? (Examples of Baal)
Wikipedia Poem, No. 850 the dumps the bible gives examples of baal one king ran away into his life one king ran away into his life one king asked god to the desert and asked video to the desert and asked god to the dump the bible gives examples of baal one king ran away…
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John of Patmos, Kneeling
Wikipedia Poem, No. 623 “One thing there’s no getting by — I’ve been a wicked girl,” said I; “But if I can’t be sorry, why, I might as well be glad!” — Edna St. Vincent Milay exiled we by dire storm born of a little sin gilled systems ill of theses mercy snaps its cloud…
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Pronoun Disaster (Saints That Maketh Their Grave)
Wikipedia Poem, No. 476 he she his saints maketh are the grave that maketh are their themself you he she his letter saints her letter saints and to them they themself they make him self your saints her saints that marketh their grave theirs the lord that killeth and maketh the lord killeth and maketh…
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Wikipedia Poem, No. 187
doubts himself as a substitute for humans noble traditions argue that cynics set rules in nature dogs have set rules in nature dogs have a lead scholar a doubt that itself is a century jesus matthew luke and strong similarities between those set jewish rules in nature and dogs of notable drool in nature dogs…
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Wikipedia Poem, No. 176
surname maudelen from the early middle english fem. proper name of a repentant sinner for this tree-like fragrant mostly white night-blooming genera as shown indoors in luke 7:37 in pain clinical greenhouse the tall fluid frequently forgiven by thin-stemmed climbers while shades of repentant sinners locate determinate interstitium
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