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Man's longing


I long for a time when man would be free Free from the danger's of today's world Free from the scourge hunting man Free from diseases Free from the unjust attacks Free from earthquakes Free from hunger Free from death. I look forward to A time man would smile When the jingles of this world Would come to a lasting end, when Death would be gone, and the Dawn of a new world would begin. For I shall wait unto the promises Of God, his prophecies are always true. I'll wait yes I'll wait.
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Tycoon Clever

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