AuthorsDen.com   Join | Login    
Where Authors and Readers come together!

SIGNED BOOKS    AUTHORS    BOOKS    SAMPLE CHAPTERS    AUDIOBOOKS    eBOOKS    STORIES    ARTICLES    POETRY    BLOGS    NEWS    VIDEOS    SUCCESS    TESTIMONIALS

Featured Authors:  Erin Kelly-Moen, iLaura Cavanaugh, iJoy Pedersen, iWilliam Martell, iBryon Smith, iJeff Ovall, iJudith Bailey, iCynth'ya Reed, iBob Boze, iBetty Jo Tucker, i

  Home > Essays > Articles Popular: Books, Stories, Articles, Poetry      Authors: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z     

Yashim David George

 Follow Me  

· Contact Me
· Articles
· Poetry
· 4 Titles
· 3 Reviews
· Save to My Library
· Share with Friends!
·
Member Since: Jul, 2015

Yashim David George, click here to update your pages on AuthorsDen.


The Oppressed and the Oppressor
by Yashim David George   
Rated "G" by the Author.
     

Death faith is the summary.

The figure sits like every other day in the congregation of hearts that yawn to live and become a community of grave folks, this figure has never missed an experience nor a thought, neither that which goes by and on in the auditorium of self and church. Sometimes like war, it besets the grace that so profoundly belong to them or is it us all? Know him as Mr. Cold.
Mr. Cold almost knows everything. He cannot tell you he was there or not but if you do succeed he was definitely there. Mr. Cold sounds cold as he is cold much of what his name unfold. There is nothing hardly new to him because he has been around but he is not sure for how much longer; just like “cold”.
This particular day, he bastard his way to molest his conscience like any other day; he has the best suggestions; he is almost the best friends and never the enemy. No one often depends on him that is why he is alone and dying to be heard. These turns, he has found new formula; his very nature ridicules the most holy faith to naught if not for grace.
He lies to stand afar he so claim for thine soul to believe but I think not since I knew that he made me think itching scars loves to be scratched and unreasonable pleasurable are pleasurable than life’s riddle. The very moment anyone dares strike a deal with him, he offers the figure sit so cold. Never has there been a lonely place; sitting in the cold where he calls the life.
His rogue friendship is long and enduring and clear in your confusion and indecision. People today think he is in deeds but he has us all by that because in our religious gathering, he shameth not himself to help a helpless mind to thinketh the other way. Mr. Cold doesn’t disguise in attitudes that looks like trolls, like Adam and his mould, he makes denial of gold even to those that were unto them foretold.
He dominates the subconsciously living and light headed man to ravish his beloved and locks him afterwards. He causeth the preacher’s daughter sleep around like a dog. Who knows how much cold they take in? Jim stole the car, Grace is a prostitute and, last I heard, Joseph robbed a bank.
No wonder they church seasonally and they sit in the back seats shivering with chills. They think they cast away but one thing they skipped was the gilt class. They don’t love again, they grin and not smile, they talk with no message, they are empty and cruel, and cold as Mr. Cold, he is not yet done with them. All they are is empty and before my eyes they have almost no hope, only God believe in them because now they are figures and these figures have become cold. These figures freeze the church. Oppressed; they are jailed by someone who hasn’t the key for little did they know that the key is in their grave with them in the cold because the light has never left itself in darkness.
Therefore, the oppressor is known, he doesn’t breathe our air the way we do, he doesn’t worship God again, he injects pride and lies because that is all he has left for he gave it for all he has. You won’t see him here but you may know him better than anyone behind your eyeballs. He is the oppressor and the mind he preys on is the oppressed. He is head of the frozen church.


Want to review or comment on this article?


Need a FREE Reader Membership?
Popular Essays Articles
  1.  Where Have All the Authors Gone?
  2.  The Advent of ALICE 1.0 Advanced Logis
  3.  War and the Earth we need to live on.
  4.  An Era of Stupidity and the Challenge
  5.  Down with Group Chat
  6.  Critical Race Theory & the 1619 Projec
  7.  Needed: A Progressive Grand Strategy t
  8.  Less Words, More Results
  9.  Mr. Trump, have you no sense of decenc
  10.  Takeaways from Adam Smith's The Wealth
  11.  Just a Kid
  12.  The Crisis of Opioid, Fentanyl, Cocain
  13.  Verifying Ones Self
  14.  Where, oh where, has my Porsche dream
  15.  Critical Race Theory
  16.  Are You Writing for Me?
  17.  Super Spreaders Disguised as Congressm
  18.  American Fascism and the Bush Administ
  19.  Bone-headed Supreme Court Decisions
  20.  Daylight Saving: Stop Legislating the
  21.  The Compassion of Christ
  22.  Why Excessive Inequality Matters
  23.  The Cozy Mystery: Death by a Thousand
  24.  Fahrenheit 2021-22
  25.  Genghis Khan Rides Again!

Free Book Review Program
Select a book to read and review today!

Democratic Dilemmas and Divine Inspiration (A Kindle Short) by Aberjhani

Democratic Dilemmas and Divine Inspiration examines the significance or relevance of the idea that the U.S. Constitution was, as many believe, divinely inspired. How much did that belief matter to founders of the nation and how much does it matter no  
Member BookAds

RAM: Random Articles and Manuscripts by Jay Dubya

RAM: Random Articles and Manuscripts, a non-fiction collection of 38 stories and essays, is author Jay Dubya's 32nd book.  
Member BookAds

RAM: Random Articles and Manuscripts by Jay Dubya

RAM: Random Articles and Manuscripts, a non-fiction collection of 38 stories and essays, is author Jay Dubya's 32nd book.  
Member BookAds