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Darkness & DespairFaith & Spirituality

Death offers easy solutions. — From the notebooks

By Poe
October 2, 2026 1 Min Read
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Death offers easy solutions.

I’m wrestling with my dignity while knowing the law of karma is real.
I’m internally shredding each tissue that holds my head up.
It says in the Bible – thou shalt not kill.
Can I pray for it instead?

You know who you are.
My prayer reads to the Holy Lord

“Father forgive me I have sinned. Please take out their souls.”

In the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Written by Vincent Enrico Magnani

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