Epistle To My Initiator Poem by Miguel Monte

Epistle To My Initiator



Trees are decent
But my heart is ghoulish as fleapit
Your sun is so bright
Like Skeletons will are bare

Oh, creator, I shall cast regard to one`s national
As you formalize in your slogan
May you be done?
As well in my heart and soul

Prosper the immoral
I may be virtuous in my injustice
Yet my heart shook every honor time
For thy face, I am weak at my knees

Lord, waves for virtues
In time, your tremendous is for being
As we are non-faultless
My heart praising love upon your urgency

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Epistle To My Initiator
Sunday, July 3, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: acceptance,faith,grateful,love and life
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