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Karma


Karma-

It's a dish best served cold. Nobody really knows the true meaning of karma. It's when you do bad to someone, it bites you in the ass later. Maybe not right away but it's going to happen. God sees everything, and it's wrong to do bad to others. So, if you killed someone.So, if you killed someone for example, oh karma will come for you. You will be fighting demons in a prison cell for a long time or you could end up dead yourself.

Karma-

I have done so much wrong to so many people includig my own family. Karma came for me in the worst ways. Ended up in the hospital on many occasions. Lost my wallet, phones were stolen and my life took a turn for the worst. Was in a relationship with a men that made me sell my body for money, became a cocaine addict, and went to jail a few times due to being in a domestic violence relationship. Let's just say karma came when I kept going to criminal court to fight a case for months.

Karma- 

This is something that I don't want for anyone. Just don't do wrong to people.Sad that this world is supposed to be a paradise. It's so corrupted due to the devil and his evil ways. People's mindset are so fucked up that they are possessed by the demons ruining souls. Karma.

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I am a woman who loves to write poetry to escape the harsh reality of living in the South Bronx in the state of New York. Writing about mostly reality situations and romance. All poems are written by me, and I take a lot of time and effort into my original work. Currently working on a new poem, it's a work in progress. Only have the title of the poem at the moment. Enjoy everyone and don't be afraid to leave a comment or any feedback. It's always appreciated.

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