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Humanity Listen


My child, listen, build an ark. for humanity has fallen into the dark,
 
Forty days and forty nights, heavy rain, and many plights.
 
But look to the light, for God almighty will be here for insight,
 
 
As  I execute the slaughter of the masses.,dark blood drips like molasses.
 
Take those asses, onto you're boat, and 
 
Float through the days of pain and rain, don't go insane, for 
 
If you live, you're to give us a new start.
 
You're the righteous one, the kindest son, my child, go now, 
 
And begin construction, await further instruction
 
But know, when it's done, you and you're family will be the only ones.
 
Be fruitful and mulitply, 
 
Be just and sly, 
 
You will live for a long time, before you die..
 
And before you go,
 
Know.
 
Never ask me why....
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