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Like Hell


by Michaelw1two Inspired by the word works of Alias Robins heaven, escaping hell, over the Earth; from which we came, our moment of birth; to imagine, reality, beautiful to see; love, growing now, becoming a part of me; understanding reason, changing the rest; loving every season, feel my hands within your chest; like hellishly wet dreams, inside you pray; wishing beyond what it seems, that this is your last day; from some body, to your body, only you alone, can atone; like I do, like Pontius Pilate, do wash your hands, or you won't be able, to find your way home. Michael Darrell Walker
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