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Ominous Fate

You do your business in the shadows of night,
thinking that money is your only right.
They come in droves, just to fill their need,
but you pay no attention, to what is your deed.

They beg for one more fix,
and you laugh, as you take their money, and make another mix.
One after another they die, just for you to be rich,
but you don’t stop, as you know their ending fate, is in some ditch.

With a smile and a pass of another bag of hate,
you don’t realize, you have sealed your own fate.
Hollowed and gaunt, they plea for your attention,
but in the end, you will not have forgiveness, or redemption.

You have brought a lot of people into my cold hand,
but a payment for your greed, is in demand.
You will not die by a needle, or hit of a pipe,
no, God has given me the right, to make your body ripe.

You will die in a fit of rage and hate,
oh there is no way ,to escape from this fate.

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For I am death, and I have walked with you,
and understand, my words are true.

You have peddled your last strand of white powder,
for tonight, hell will hear your soul, even more louder.
Take the money, for by midnight, it will be your end,
for tonight you will accompany death, to hell, my friend!

Children’s Costumes: a Last Minute Do-it-Yourself Biblical Costume

So you’ve scrambled through every costume aisle in town and all of the children’s costumes are completely picked over – And unless your son wants to go as a Fairy Princess, you had better think fast! Well, never fear. If you have found yourself in those “last minute blues” – we’ve got you covered. Here is a “how to” for our favorite do-it-yourself biblical children’s costumes made from things you probably already have lying around the house.

Moses and other Biblical Characters

Take a large bed sheet and cut a circle in its center. Make sure the whole is large enough to fit over your child’s head but small enough so that it doesn’t fall off. This will be their “robe”. Next, tie a simple rope around their waste for a belt. Lastly, find a sturdy stick from your yard for a staff. A super cute idea for this little Moses costume? Instead of saying trick or treat when approaching a door, he can say, “Let my people go!”

This little costume is sure to inspire lots of “aw’s” and giggles. It just goes to show you, when it comes to last minute children’s costumes, they don’t have to be a bore. With a little imagination, you can turn even the simplest of household items into a fun, creative costume.

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