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sheol (some thoughts on satan) by Alexandre J Arnau Sunday, April 10, 2005 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

sometimes i wonder if what i know is true what happened between G*d and his lightbearer is a divide only they know the expanse of wandering through dimly light corridors of time forever caught in the repitition of separation the lightbearer searches for home across churning cold seas the lighthouse that calls him home glows dimmer a beacon that fades with the slow and ponderous march of the ages on pale shores the lightbearer lies broken a head of storms and a hand of bruises and forever lost to the light of his love perhaps there is no greater hell than this

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Reviewed by Sandra Mushi	5/23/2005

For the first, I'm actually feeling sorry for Satan. This is good, Alex!! Excellent! From your great creation, one can see how lost and lonely he is. God bless, Sandie.




Reviewed by Paul Williams	4/11/2005

Excellent write Alex, a much maligned character, I think people tend to forget he was the Lord of Light. Paul;-]




Reviewed by L. Figgins	4/10/2005

WOW! Simply outstanding, A.! He was the Angel of angels. The apple of God's eye. To be separated from that love and light eternally is hell...