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Amnesty

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Amnesty

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Your words aside, I search

your face, to read your heart.

To know intent and learn

motives for your actions.

Your will is hurt, you speak

in spite, in haste you judge

Eyes that pierce, pierce

through and try to find my faults.

Tounge like a sword, I try

to put it aside but it eats me alive

God I pray give me strength,

To love all my enemies.

And do unto them, as I would

have them do unto me.

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