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57. Love Is War
by Kea Campbell

A running mind and a sprinting love; 
Always wondering "Am I too much for everyone, yet not enough to be your only one?" 
  
My thoughts weigh down my stomach and I keep sinking to the floor, but when I realized I was drowning, 
I grew too weak to swim to His courts.  
  
Although He gifted me life and I am selfless enough to give anyone mine,  
When He pours His love into me endlessly, my heart leaks petrol, like channeling methane into the sea. 
  
I float in your presence and suffocate in our togetherness, because my love for you is like an ocean of gasoline,  

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94. As Thyself
by Kea Campbell

As Thyself
The grass is getting greener, incomparable on either side. 
Observe—they're different shades, nonetheless a beautiful palette to the naked eye. 
Trees, still leafless, and allergy season has yet to arrive. 
If I could, I'd wait outside, watching springtime breathe everything back to life. 
 
We don't have to talk politics, and I've seen conflicting values break friendships. 
We don't have to talk at all; just sit here with me in the quiet. 
If you'd like to play some tunes, you can throw on the playlist we made for me and you. 
Oh how I love comfortable silence, and how I miss lakeside sunset views for two. 

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32. 1 Corinthians 13
by Kea Campbell

While we were still sinners, Christ died for us out of love.
Lust is human nature, but love is patient, love is kind.
Envy is human nature, but love does not envy, it always trusts.
Pride is human nature, but love does not boast.
Gluttony is human nature, but love does not dishonor others, it always preserves.
Greed is human nature, but love is not self-seeking, it always hopes.
Wrath is human nature, but love is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrong.
Sloth is human nature, but love does not delight in evil, it rejoices with the truth.
Do everything in love.


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53. Corinthians
by Kea Campbell

Peace acquaints companionship, and you might not see it now,
But the Devil befriends seclusion where no witnesses are found.
Some battles are mental, and even those leave visible scars.
So, as you go about your days, please offer your whole heart.

Hate is a criminal and casualties are evidence,
And, although 'be kind' is cliché, it furnishes joy and declares reverence.
You might find yourself asking what differently you could have done.
And to that, I would say, “Do everything in love.”


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24. The Fallen Testimony
by Kea Campbell

I taught you to think, to attain your clever.
I gave you the greater, the power, the pleasures.
I am the prince of this world and a god of freedom.
I bestow unto you, your riches and values, your own arboretums.

Pointing fingers and slack-less triggers.
How is the blame mine when you are the sinners?
Struck by the heel that I breathed liberty into.
Only fools long deliverance for a decision irrevocably due.


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94. As Thyself
by Kea Campbell

As Thyself
The grass is getting greener, incomparable on either side. 
Observe—they're different shades, nonetheless a beautiful palette to the naked eye. 
Trees, still leafless, and allergy season has yet to arrive. 
If I could, I'd wait outside, watching springtime breathe everything back to life. 
 
We don't have to talk politics, and I've seen conflicting values break friendships. 
We don't have to talk at all; just sit here with me in the quiet. 
If you'd like to play some tunes, you can throw on the playlist we made for me and you. 
Oh how I love comfortable silence, and how I miss lakeside sunset views for two. 

......

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57. Love Is War
by Kea Campbell

A running mind and a sprinting love; 
Always wondering "Am I too much for everyone, yet not enough to be your only one?" 
  
My thoughts weigh down my stomach and I keep sinking to the floor, but when I realized I was drowning, 
I grew too weak to swim to His courts.  
  
Although He gifted me life and I am selfless enough to give anyone mine,  
When He pours His love into me endlessly, my heart leaks petrol, like channeling methane into the sea. 
  
I float in your presence and suffocate in our togetherness, because my love for you is like an ocean of gasoline,  

......

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53. Corinthians
by Kea Campbell

Peace acquaints companionship, and you might not see it now,
But the Devil befriends seclusion where no witnesses are found.
Some battles are mental, and even those leave visible scars.
So, as you go about your days, please offer your whole heart.

Hate is a criminal and casualties are evidence,
And, although 'be kind' is cliché, it furnishes joy and declares reverence.
You might find yourself asking what differently you could have done.
And to that, I would say, “Do everything in love.”


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39. A Day In His Courts
by Kea Campbell

Distractions feel good, that's why they're distracting.
When are you going to trade the temporary for the everlasting?

I dwell on mountain tops, but I come from rock bottom.
I've been cut and I've been broken with plans for no tomorrow.

While I was weeping in my closet, I heard a voice in my head.
It didn't come from this world, nor did it deduce rightful dread.

While I was weeping in my closet, I heard a voice from within.

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35. More Of Him
by Kea Campbell

I no longer pray for my bad habits to be cut free,
Instead, I pray that His love claims victory.
I can try to love the world just as much as I love Him,
But if the world wins me, he loses a fruitful fig tree.

I no longer pray for compensation in haste,
Instead, I pray for His unwavering grace.
Favors are no longer kind or free,
In this world, everyone is all about "me".
Yet, in my attempts to offer loyal consonance,

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