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"The Garden of Eden"


It all began Those many years ago A perfect place Two perfect souls A man named Adam A woman named Eve A flawless land Called The Garden of Eden Beautiful flowers Flowing streams Birds singing They had everything Until that day Clouds filled the sky They didn’t believe The serpent had lied It was just one fruit An apple they say To disobey God And pay to this day The tree of knowledge The choice between good and evil To know right from wrong Is how you should have lived All along! (poems go here)
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