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Open The Gates Of Hell by Peter Paton Tuesday, January 24, 2006 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

" No News Is Good News " ................................................ Down on my hands and knees In deep prayer and contemplation I see The Eternal with all Humility To know your place in this World Is the Grand Leveller of Pride and Prejudice The utter futility of modern day living Is fully exposed For the Folly that it is Secular and Detached From Humanity and Love My Soul burns within me At the Injustice of it All The Brazen Politician Who decrees God is Dead And the Consumer is King The Harlot Preacher Who seeks to divide the Flock The Warped Physician Who decides who lives or dies The Crazed Zealot Who atomizes The Innocent Disgust and disdain Fill my gut I no longer want to be part of it In Supplication I seek his Face And call My Lord, lets usher in Your Vengeance and Wrath Upon them All With Sackloth and Ashes I rend my clothes Be done to them As you did of Old And bring about The Return of the King Unleash The Horsemen Across the Plains And spark the Conflagration That will End it Now Deep in the Valley of Megiddo Copyright by Peter Paton 2006
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Reviewed by Divinity 11	2/1/2006

Very powerful indeed...matches the verse in "a part of me" that says rage is being released as the world below burns




Reviewed by J M	1/25/2006

THIS IS SO POWERFUL ! Petter the expressions here are powerful and frightful for those that have been blinded and unknowing thank you for this post. Love, Joselyn




Reviewed by Paul Williams	1/25/2006

A powerfully expressed and inspired piece Peter, that is laden with sagacious spirtuality and truth. Paul;-)




Reviewed by Sage Sweetwater	1/24/2006

This concept, "Unleash The Horsemen Across the Plains" packs a Prairie Fire gun of spiritual ammunition, Peter! Anyone that would disbelief the righteous message in this would be "drawn" upon in an argument of the Devil's worst kind! Evil, to Hell with you! Sage




Reviewed by E T Waldron	1/24/2006

Powerful, inspired, truth! How can we keep condoning the life style that is so prevalent today! By our silence we show acceptance. Bless you for being one to speak out! That you do so shows the blessed assurance that lives in you! Amen!!! Thank you Peter! Eileen




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	1/24/2006

I totally agree with Eddie K!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by Kate Clifford	1/24/2006

thought provoking write!




Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson	1/24/2006

Bravo, Peter! Powerfully and well stated! I too, often feel the same as you. Evil and wrong doing is so widely spread and embraced amongst us, yet perhaps so far, God has spared us for the sake of "a few righteous men/women." I pray for a better today and tomorrow, and for God's mercy.




Reviewed by Only A Poet	1/24/2006

this is deep and thought provoking, will cause me to contemplate its message and voice.




Reviewed by Mr. Ed	1/24/2006

The utter futility of modern day living Is fully exposed For the Folly that it is Secular and Detached From Humanity and Love It so very sadly seems more and more like a folly to me, too, Peter, on too many days lately. It also seems to me more and more that the Day of Reckoning may be coming sooner than many care to believe.




Reviewed by George Carroll	1/24/2006

Well said Peter, peoples minds have been sold a bill of goods that will surely lead them to hell unless they repent of their evil ways and know that we cannot hide these things from an all loving and seeing God who meters out just punishment for the evil we do. We have to pray to God that He will spare us His condemnation at the day of judgment and beg Him for His forgiveness.