The poisonous wise drag little vines down disgusting debilitating annihilating knifed crowds.
The rape that takes place in claustrophobic leeched society screeches the reaches of genuine capabilities.
The whispering penetrating tantalizing germs of dehumanizing sperm crawling inside the cattle burns.
The silenced cries of individual flies must die for parasitic political lies to strive.
The cultural religious abusive cuisines force feeds the genes with obscene scenes for the killing feasts.
The brotheled debacles of cadaverous misinterpreted puzzles are absolute nonsensical egotistical babbles.
Misery loves to breed an infectious disease spree for corruption to breathe free.
So pray little ones.
...
Pray to the “gods” that we must serve!
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Author's Note:
For my ancestral roots, the Palestinian people, and the children dying from starvation. For all the genocides across timespace left unnoticed, forgotten. These are crimes that stretch beyond race, religion, or other separatist labels we slap ourselves with. There is no such thing as a valid cause for genocide, period!
About the Creator
Nathalie C.M. Sabbagh
I don't see the world the same; none of us do, and yet, here we are, somehow connected with this greater intelligence called life, as part of the process and not as separate. These are excerpts from my books,
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