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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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Old people aren't more religious than young people .There just to lazy to sin anymore . The worse is God damn it for old people. They're much too lazy for adultery . Old people don't commit murder either , young people do. So we're down to one sin . God damn government . Dark clouds hang like sin Telling tales of men Looks like rain again To mark a fruitless end Thunder sounds like dying Within hearts full of lying Exhausted bones defying Life's intent expiring Onlookers can not cry Elders don't wonder why Umbrellas hide the eyes That crave virtue to imply Wicked wages are death Darkness collects its debt Demons revel in depth Waiting for one last breath Storm clouds weeping sin Lamenting deeds of men Feels like rain again For my faithless friend... 🎃
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