Thoughts Come Unbidden

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    Thoughts Come Unbidden

     Thoughts come unbidden
    To seek and destroy
    Moral integrity
    Comfort, hope and joy
    You can't see the enemy he's not flesh, blood or bone
    But he has a plan and army to deploy

    Thoughts come unbidden
    They knock at my door
    I say be gone
    And they fall to the floor
    To be trampled in the mud and the blood and the guts
    Of those that have fallen before

    Thoughts come unbidden
    They seem to be right
    But their lies
    Only meant to delude your sight
    To blind your eyes to the truth that is holy
    To keep you from finding the light

    Thoughts come unbidden
    Now wield the sword
    To fight
    For your eternal, everlasting reward
    The war is won but the battles must be waged as we walk
    Hand in hand with the Lord

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    SuSpence commented on Thoughts Come Unbidden

    04-13-2010

    I really like this one Pax, like an internal struggle with one's self. I dont know if you are a fan of Bob Dylan, but I am a huge fan, and some of the imagery and themes you use really remind me of some of his work. I mean this to be a compliment, not to say in anyway you stole from him, I hope you get my meaning. He is an idol to me and for me to make a comparison to him is high praise from me. Just some of the line really reminded me of him and he is a genius. I will read some more of your work, but this one was great.
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    paxtruth

    04/13/2010

    I didn't mean an internal struggle but a struggle between Satan and God's plan for people. Thanks SuSpence; comparing me to Dylan is a real compliment.

    Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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