Unconquerably And Solely The Omniscient Lord !
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This document praises an individual for their unconventional beliefs and lifestyle. It describes their bohemian accent, impoverished state, reclusive habits, uninhibited beliefs in friendship over marriage, unclean body, forgetfulness, informal eating, fearless patriotism, blunt candor, procreation without money, dedication to serving others over idol worship, belief in love over money, and dedication to writing poetry instead of earning money. It concludes that if anyone accepted this person, it was solely and unconquerably the Omniscient Lord.
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Ultimate Master
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Where Were You?
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It Does Definitely Matter
The document is a long list of things that supposedly don't matter, such as not conquering victories, alleviating humanity's suffering, or living extraordinarily accomplished lives. However, it argues that what truly matters is unveiling one's passionate heart to others, not living or dying alone, contributing to God's creation, and experiencing immortal love. Living fully and connecting with humanity are presented as the most important things.
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Had Room For None Else
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- 1. UNCONQUERABLY AND SOLELY THE OMNISCIENT LORD ! For your most rustically bohemian accent; which cacophonically inundated every conceivable speck of the atmosphere with; disdainfully stinging melancholy, For your most hoarsely impoverished state; when all that indefatigably rattled in your pockets was nothing but lackadaisically sacrilegious stone; with the planet not paying you a single penny for even the most ecstatically brilliant of your artistry, For your most eccentrically reclusive habits; those countless baths and sensuality that you bizarrely indulged after the heart of perilous midnight; and then slept like a wastrel hog all blazingly optimistic day, For your most painstaking bouts of nothingness; when you did nothing else but inexplicably stare at fathomless bits of open sky; till times immemorial, For your most devastatingly impudent of tempers; wherein you simply hurled everything around you in vicinity into the realms of disdainful oblivion; stamping your foot as violently as untamed lightening in the sky, For your most distinctively different ideologies from the entire planet; which irrefutably and tirelessly proclaimed that the greatest religion on earth was the religion of humanity; which granted egalitarian importance to the unnecessary killing of an inconspicuous ant and man; alike, For your most excruciating principles; wherein you were prepared to sacrifice your life this very instant; rather than digress even an infinitesimal iota from whatever you’d diligently promised, For your most precariously tottering pathways of righteousness; which 10 times out of 10 found themselves buried an infinite feet beneath threadbare mud; haplessly unable to thrive in today’s world of prejudiced deceit and abhorrent malice, For your most resolutely interminable beliefs; that there was nothing such as destiny in shaping an organism’s life; as philanthropic hard work was all that escalated you to the absolute pinnacles of infallible success, For your most uninhibitedly open beliefs; which wholeheartedly advocated that more sparkling invincible than sanctimoniously conventional marriage; was the compassionately humanitarian relationship of symbiotic friendship, For your most stinkingly unclothed body; whose each deplorably unwashed ingredient was miserably enveloped; with an infinite layers and tons of acrimoniously squelching grime,
- 2. For your most worthlessly unabashed habit of forgetfulness; wherein at times you forgot your very own name; so obsessively engrossed in the inscrutably tantalizing mists of fantasy, For your most unbearably informal eating habits; wherein you demonically gobbled the entire meal of the day in just one go; preferring to remain horribly emaciated the rest of the day, For your most foolishly intrepid patriotism; as you entered the boundless battlefield of salaciously jeopardizing manipulation; diminutively naked against countless diabolical perpetrators of violently cold-blooded hatred and lies, For your most egregiously stabbing candor; wherein the absolute truth that you always chose to fearlessly utter; could very well give the first and last heart-attack; to just about anyone whose parasitic guilt was exposed, For your most unflinching belief in the law of fecund proliferation; wherein you procreated limitless more like your very own on planet divine; without even a sordid penny in your pocket; and with the unstoppable laughter of the entire planet to heartlessly bear, For your most incessantly unshakable proclamation to the planet; to selflessly serve every fraternity of despairing living kind in order to reach the Almighty Lord; rather than wasting innumerable hours and donations to polish and pray infront of his stone idol, For your most immutably priceless ideal; that the power of Immortal Love was the most inimitably Omnipotent power on earth; when virtually everyone else on the globe today felt; that the currency coin was the other name of God, For your most fanatically dedicated days; wherein you refrained to budge even an inch from your dwelling; endlessly writing and majestically absorbed in the craft of perennial poetry; whereas the planet outside boisterously tick-tocked from 9 to 9 earning fathomless currency coin, O! Yes; even if after all this; there was anyone who would still accept you for whatever you were in today’s sleazily monstrous planet; then it wasn’t your Father; Mother; Grandfather; Grandmother; Brother; Sister; Beloved; Wife or an infinite more relations of the likes; but it was forever; unconquerably and solely the Omniscient Almighty Lord .