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i i am not hurt my soul is just made of pain i am not alone i am the absence of everything i am not alive because you killed what i had inside i am not a human being i am not anything
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my heart is broken my soul is dead nothing but torment lives in my head looking back at what i did accepting the blame but how will i live? alone there will be no one else alone here in my hell one here by myself alone trapped in this hell ...................... strive to be alive many times you've made me fight to be alive forgiveness god given i pray it gives you the faith to focus and show yourself and your soul forth giving, cheering time will heal i pray for you my friend to truly mend
sixteen-hundred B.C.
the first Babalonian dynasty
a black headed people came
in early spring
and the Sumerian winds blew gently
An, Enlil, Enki and Ninhursanga
creators all who shattered Pangea
soon shall come a pestilent flood
the Gods will not save the brood
the Sumerian winds brought clouds all dark
Enki, God of sacred waters rebelled
and upon the king-priest a warning fell
Zi-ud-sura was told of the flood
that pestilent waters would rise from the mud
and the gentle Sumerian breeze
with hail and fire would blow vengefully
the Sumerian people dreamt of a boat
that could hold many yet few and stay afloat
dreaming and dreami
I watch my father
tear apart the skin
of a clementine and
find myself wondering
what else his hands
have done.
The answers I both
fear and know,
could intuit from the
moment I took my
first breath.
Enigmatic but familiar,
as all parents are.
But I know where he
buried the bodies.
At least, I think I do.
Does he know where
mine are found?
Buried where my
grandfather’s orange tree
proudly stood before,
like all things,
the parasites claimed it.
And when my father
looks me in the eyes,
with the impish smirk of
a boy off to the principals,
I believe he does.
And I know that if he is
to be condemned to hell,
or whatever torments li