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2004-02-12 - Homing Device the days of the glory of man are numbered upon the earth can you hear the verbalized contraband? dead poet recitals of worth uttering things from the grave if only the living could hear would it change how they behave? there's a whisper so let us draw near if one should return from the dead and foretell what hell lies beyond there might be the initial dread but then back to "oh well, life goes on" so you see, in a way, we are blind we are destined to go down these roads that lead to destruction of mind as the physical body erodes what is worse is the introduction as the path we trod joins all the rest and the wide gate leads to destruction so now put these next words to the test In Christ, we become predestined by foreknowledge of One outside time if we learn to ask this question You are sovereign and who am I? It boggles the mind to envision a lifeform without a beginning shorts the synapse of mental decision to think of such failure as winning but there at the cross he defeated the enemy at his own game each time this phrase is repeated Please receive me, God, in Jesus' name there is where destiny's downturn is transported to heavenly realms and is seated with Christ on the mountain that so lovingly over-flow-whelms every empire built by the hands of a renegade offshoot domain that is destined to fall in destruction for unless it's God's building it's vain and so all response to instruction like a body intune with the brain flowing upward and caught in the goal the removal of inDEEPendant strain the renovation of the soul the reprogramming of a mind that always seems bound physically the God and Father bids us dine on much more than what eyes can see and those refusing to consign will fall short of this destiny the only one that rectifies the wayward trek into the mix where the knowledge of good and evil lies the tree where fruit became transfixed and introduced the wrong equation stuttered perfect balanced diction vulnerable to worm invasion serpentine hypnotic fiction all to no avail ofcourse no loss -- chaotic fall for every true domestic horse returns unto the stall and hearkens to his master's voice no wild call placed above the matter comes down to a choice this non-robotic love creation turning to its own now there's a destiny all singing how it Feels Like Home the blood bought progeny � � |