Dear Marilyn
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Dear Marilyn
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Dear Marilyn
I am not a slave to my God
For I am payed for my rightousness
You are the slave, a slave to this world
A true spectre unto yourself
Dear Maynard,
I talk to Jesus Christ
'cause he knows the reasons why
And He did it FOR YOU TOO.
I am not your reason,
I am not your excuse
Dear Jesse,
Tell me how my strength is in numbers
When I am of the minority
Tell me how my mind is weak
because I dare to think past this world
and conceive a God with no beginning
a God without the boundaries of time
My strength lies not in many, but in One
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