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All of the Obvious |
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All of the Obviousby Paul Hall, 26th of April, 1986, Mt. Isa, Australia.
Out from under the earthen ground the tender plants they grow, to greet the world with radiance where blossoms they do flow. And cast their petals into the wind when Autumn's cold appears. And thus they form into the seeds from which new plants will grow.
With purpose and with harmony the natural life does flow and deep within his inner life the natural man must go. We see all of the obvious yet how can one conceive the tragic and destructiveness of all man's bitter greed?
Man clothes himself in opulence yet he forgets to live and starves his soul to pittance that he forgets to give. And finally in the annulled time when deadly strictures throw, his shriveled soul must face the rod with nowhere else to go.
We see all of the obvious yet how can one conceive the tragic and destructiveness of all man's bitter greed?
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school, classes. Man clothes himself in opulence Copyright (c) 1987 by Paul Hall. All rights reserved. yet he forgets to live
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