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just different 1 min read 620 views Jul 28, 2015

night ships ...passing +in the dark

Looking deeply into history

 

into the last millenium or two

 

...moves me to ponder

 

to think of myself and others

 

faced with day to day

 

as such a page

 

to become we call history

 

really, what would we do

 

what would be our due

 

it takes us to places

 

have yet to pass

 

 

like the movies

 

flashbacks

 

of anothers mind...

 

in and out of phase

 

with happenstance

 

magnified expressions

 

in multiplied perspectives

 

as we live and learn

 

can we appreciate

 

from what, in ages past...

 

has crashed and burned

 

and didn't last

 

 

 

tell me,

 

 

 

what have we learned?

 

 

 

C2

 

 

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KingQadarDwon'

We've learned to endure and to be patient... It's impossible for the word The Most High words to come back void... It's liberation season...

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Charles2

with the word we can throw our voices through solid walls, bridge space and time, sidestep certain death, come back stronger than the enemies we face and skip out minds across generations to find a fertile mind to recreate Eden, from a collective thought. be reborn from the ashes of defeat to stepping strong into our past and ever present future home, back on the throne

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love_supreme

Very nice

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