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Analysis Of His Lamp: Its Always Dark Under The Lamp
His Lamp.

Its always dark under the lamp.
Life is a temporary but hard camp.

You have trials, to prove your length.
When it's fire, you see your strength.

You burn or you go higher.
You turn or become fighter.

But I chose to go higher.
Thats why wanted a fighter.
At last he gave me a power.
With the pen I make a flower.
Its colours spreads a powder.
Its fragrance makes a tower.

I'm happy, to change the shower.
It was rainy, miserable and darker.

People usually like my light.
It often enlightens their life.

But in the base
I'm always dark.
I'm in the chase and darkness is my park.

I lay their in the dark.
It's quiet and I'm in my class.

I'm resting and talking to my God.
I'm asking and he's telling me all I want.

I'm
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I'm grateful to him, to make me see through the loss and strive.

I'm grateful to him, to teach me the lesson of virtue and gratitude.
I'm grateful to him, to teach me how to make the most of my solitude.

I will be one day out in the spot light.
When I would know it's ok and I'm alright. Heavenly Earth

I do not
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I just know we all are his creation and only he reserves that spell.

He is forgiving and gives us chances to repent.
He is for seeking
That's why put us all into test.

If we do not recognise him, he sends us the light.
In the shape of books and the messengers of all kind.

Some are called prophets and some are saints.
All the prophets are gone and no more are the saints.

Who takes the chance and do believe the message.
He gets the success and do receive the passage.

They are the ones who are actually awarded.
They are searching that's why they are guided.

They ask for the protection thus their faiths are guarded.
Their hearts are full of affection
That's why they are rewarded.

Even though who doesn't believe he still get his affection.
For what ever good he does he earns his attention.

He is happy and contented that is also a prize.
As out of anxiety and greed we are often led to a crime.

With the kind heart you are often helpful.
Thus get more respect and are more cheerful.

Do good and have good this is all I know.
This is the seed we all should sow.

Kill the evil inside you and bring your soul to justice.
Then fight for the victim and bring him also to

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