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59Fabels 2/21/2008 10:09:51 PM
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Fabel fifty nine
eye have a problem with being a citizen
we must murder to be american
a man has to carry and use weapons to live in this country
what it means to finally be a Christian in this nation
the flag is dross in my estimation
a man in trouble soon learns to call upon the LORD
undaunted in my quest for freedom come eye search for JESUS in this place and wonder at the religion of men who have none a belly full of liquor and a gun They have not uphold the dignity of FLAG and so eye fold my flag its gone it's put away so long
Old glory is just a song and dance its history
is lost The man THAT did creation made a way for you to die if you do not acknowledge at the very least HIS namme
The second death will come and claim even all the noble birthed among you so do not waste another instant of your time
JUST say JESUS.
LIVE and then we never die A Heroe dies it sometimes takes a different sort of man a kind of man made to survive A civilian christian, forming weapons out of wind, and holding on to his religion, when the fun begins eye remember things so bad a white man cries they beat me up with boards once to see if it could kill me and the splinters left me plenty hurt for a very long time and when the man who sought my life finally left me all alone he seemed so shallow in his eye A man who walks with confidence and not a quiver in his liver, as his lungs never suffer because he never lights a cigarette not over fond of anything, yet possessing everything Mye abundance comes from LOVE
Colors of the flag blend into rainbows, too
America the beautifull is just me and it is ewe
God please give me your strength to then die and lose my head to lose a life taken is to gain it in Heaven eye object to my military mind.
More Blogs by Charles R Hice • ThePoetReader - Thursday, February 21, 2008 • 59Fabels - Thursday, February 21, 2008 • FabelThirty - Friday, February 1, 2008
