The Curse of Eden
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The Curse of Eden
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And fire is chosen to be,
among the silent flesh,
just whispering in a need for
torture,to deify the deeds of the Lord.
And Death is chosen to be,to brace our
hearts with joy at the sight of hungry slaves,
piercing the hearts of children!!
And as the fruit of life seem ruined,
He penetrates your soul with disease,
formless institution of raping.
As the flames burn my eyes with Thy rays,
the fires shall rise as the flesh of Christos fades.
And let their trinity rule
the world,Iesous Nazarenus Rex Hebraiorus.
For his blood blessed the blind in
sin,for his blood is my vomit,
a divine sparkle to descend the sleepless snake.
Holy fire was chosen to be,
among the burning flesh,
just whispering in a need for
healing, to beg for mercy from their lord,
to deify the deeds of our Lord!
And death is chosen to be,
to brace our hearts with joy,
at the sight of hungry
slaves,piercing the hearts of children
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