I succumb to sin for my soul’s sinister;
I care for them for my soul craves for Christ.
I do what I am.
I can fake and pass an illusion, but
I do forget I breathe disillusions.
I paint a canvass that’ll tear soon.
I compose euphony but that won’t croon.
I do what I am; for
To do is to be.
I sit and brood, head hung in dismay.
Behold!
I remember I can turn a page.
I desire a portrait awed by the world.
I strike a chord for the vibes to be heard.
I am what I do.
I mirror a soul; soul mirrors not my life, but
I mirror a soul that mirrors my style.
I am sinister, so I’ll succumb to sin;
I crave for Christ, so I care for them.
I am what I do; not
I do what I am.
To be is to do; not
To do is to be.
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