Analysis Of My Family

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Love
Soft and warm Sealed with care Sweet and kind Will ever share Brave and strong Yet so fair That is her She's always there  Sensitive to despair Harkens to others welfare Delicate she's elsewhere Beautiful beyond compare  If you meet her Best Beware She'll steal your heart unaware Her name is Love This I swear There's none like her anywhere. 
-udiah-

Death, Death And Death
I see the death everyday Death in relations Death in religion and faith Death of man in man Everyday, everywhere, every moment Death, death and death.  I experience the death around me Millions and billions of ceremonies The smoke on maps of mankind Death in temple and streets Death in clubs and parties Death, death and death.  I foresee the death of humanity Harassment, discrimination and hatred Death in purity and sacredness Death in broken mirrors and home Death in king, death in masses Death, death and death.
-kumar-

My family(concept of art)
My family my tree Deep rooted in my heritage My family my tree Who I'm the fruit of her My family fair sky Where my sun always shine My family there are my roots Where I got Mine and me My family is my word My family is my blood My family is my fine touch My family is big heart Who love with no hurt My family is my love for that love I love And I hate What I hate so My family is my moral code MY culture And my bank account Never been out of cash My family is my fortress And my fortune My family is not fall out of fashion My family face is always

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