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The Unrelenting Force


A word composed of letters A word composed of syllables A baby can say a word A Mom can say a word A Doctor can say a word A Lawyer can say a word But how you say these words matter You can say one thing and mean another I love you, but I hate you I hate you, but I love you You can say anything but the word delivers one another word that is even more important Actions This is also a word But the difference is that it is an expression of words Both are words but one speaks louder than the other
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amairena
This was inspired to me by reading Saint Augustine's Confessions

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