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He’s Sinister
by Lew Duffey → (All Poetry by Lew Duffey)
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This is written to explain a character in my Novel, Immaculate White Smoke. Mordrid is an evil one. Every novel needs a villain… right?


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He is tall and dark and he wears black.
Compassion is the one that which he lacks.

He speaks with a voice as deep as thunder.
His words are threatening and there is no wonder.

He works for the prince of darkness known as the devil, the king of hell.
His only wish is to make mankind rebel.

He wants us to Rebel against the holy one.
Mordrid, satins angel works till your soul he has won.

He will tempt and threaten and do whatever he needs.
He will lead you down a dark road for to hell it leads.

He rejoices in lies, deceit and hate.
For he already knows that death is his fate.

Will anyone save us from this evil spirit?
The voice of god calls… I pray you hear it.
 

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 Reviews of "He’s Sinister "
Reviewed by Daring Sunshine
Reviewed on February 28, 2007
Joyce is so right though somehow I can't seem to connect the above with the preview seen... We are are witnesses for Christ,even with all that we are. Sometimes people read people more than they read the Bible and God's Word... I pray we all hear loud, clearly, with discernment with all our hearts!
Peace&Grace,
Sharon

Reviewed by Joyce Bowling
Reviewed on February 3, 2007
For the voice of God speaks kind and tender and always speaks love, never hateful and never harsh. For God is love...and love is charity. The Lord speaks to us in many ways, through dreams, in our thoughts, visions, our heart, nature, poetry, His word and so much more...This write is brilliant Lew...it displays how there is a spiritual warfare going on daily and enhances the importance of praying so that we may distinguish and discern the difference between God's voice and that of the enemy! Enjoyed this very much! Very clear, straight forward and very truthful!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling


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