Thus is the Nature of Evil
Michael Marchese
By Michael Brandon MarchesePublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
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Figuratively
I’d like to believe
But realistically speaking
Don’t wish to deceive
You with what I have been through
Confusing serenity’s faith
In repose
With the blame I assign to
My deity woes
With which all of the fallible
Gods I expose
To Elysiums painted
In war-shaded rose
For its in graceless minds,
Wicked hearts they take shape
And give form to the genocide, arson and rape
Growing fat on the spoils of fate
And the prayers
Of the hunger still searching through scraps
For fair shares
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