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Jul 17, 2007
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Schweinfleisch
I saw the belly of the pig
so I sat and I ate.
And it was smokey butter.
I saw the healed third head
of an evil beast
once damaged.
Be wary,
oh Christian.
I saw danger
in the glassy eyes
of an old man in white,
a man who disrespects God
and sullys his name.
Horrors! Horrors!
Jerusalem is overrun
with villainous men,
men who murdered our King
in the dusty streets.
I saw him,
the AntiChrist
leading the brigade.
And you called him by his name:
Benedict, John.
I saw cold, glowing eyes.
I saw pure evil
pulling people’s way from God
and Son,
my King.
I saw murderous men
in the streets of Jerusalem,
in the ruins of Rome
rising up,
making an ugly name for my God
til no one trusted him!
Men like John Paul,
and with names like
Pius,
Urban,
and Alexander.
Satan’s, all.
I saw them
with arms raised
false prophets, all.
I saw their abuse of children
and I wept
and grew angry
at the smearing of my God.
I saw their alignment with the Nazi regime
in the second world war
and grew dismayed.
I saw them!
The evil false - Christian church
draining its congregations of HOPE,
HOPE and LOVE,
the very tenets of our faith
I saw them!
Murderer’s, all
and bloody liars!
Faithless,
souless devils
they.
Arrrrrrgghhhhhh!
Hands to the sky
"when will you avenge your people, oh Lord my God?"
And fall down,
broken,
weeping,
clutching my shirt.
I saw them,
every one of them
burning for their crimes.
I saw myself burning
in the middle of the fire.
Oh, that I could burn!
— Conect11, Jul 17, 2007
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weirdelf
18 years 10 months ago
OMFG, this is brilliant!
Conect11
18 years 10 months ago
thanks
barbsdad2003
18 years 10 months ago
Such Passion!
Quillsvein1
18 years 10 months ago
Excellent job