meop a flah tub hpargoerohc
ecneidua ruoy dael neht dna
ylluferac yb flah rehto eht ot
sa noitanigami rieht gninotab
sthguoht ruoy fo noisnetxe na
smeop doog etirw ot yek eht si
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meop a flah tub hpargoerohc
ecneidua ruoy dael neht dna
ylluferac yb flah rehto eht ot
sa noitanigami rieht gninotab
sthguoht ruoy fo noisnetxe na
smeop doog etirw ot yek eht si
.
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tears
are not important
the road ahead is..
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dust
cannot be cleared
with forceful sweeps..
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man, like an ant is but a creature
of the earth’s crust.
why do we need to feel so great?
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god loves us enough to will ‘rapture’ for his believers before he realizes
armageddon in which he will appear on a white horse as a commanding
general to defeat satan. in his final quest, he slew the armies of the false
prophet and the false leader with his tongue and converted them. the
powerless false prophet and leader would then be defeated and thrown
into a cauldron of burning sulphur while god had satan leashed for a
thousand years.. thereon, humankind will be ruled by god for a
thousand years in a period called ‘utopia’. but that did not stop satan.
after that thousand years, satan gathers enough power for his final
quest to destroy god but again, his attempt failed. that my friend is the
reason why I say god loves us enough to protect and see humankind
through. despite our sins and this is the same epic found in the torah,
bible and koran. end of the world? it is but an eventful phase mankind
has to go through before all of us live happily ever after together~ in
peace and harmony with god at helm despite the differences in race or
faith. our world is not going to break up into two pieces as what radicals
believe it would be. so do not be unruly alarmed!
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(The Book of Revelation in Summation)
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sing love
as you walk down
the road of hate
love
keeps hate at bay..
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our world is like an ocean of endless depth. nothing
truly gets settled really.. our souls are crying, our
childrens are crying, even our shadows are crying..
should we then close up our mind, our heart and
our senses and be oblivious to our surrounding?
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