Bull-like lust charging out of my breast,
Took a second look, passions enflaming my chest
Sin overtook me in a moment I confess,
Another came upon me, to that I attest,
Temptation laced my eyes with a delightfully wicked prize
I took the bait and laid our lives on a bed of knives,
Flustered at evil beside, smiling Lord of the Flies,
Sinfully I surmised the problem now growing in size
When I should have left I stayed, called back the man I hated
Tried to fix the situation, but this man wouldn’t be baited,
Elated I became, when I devised a snare with his name,
Sent him back to die with his death in hand, along he carried my shame.
Finally, when evil had had its fun – though I always knew better
In came the man of God, caught me in my fetter,
Stooped in deceit, evil, and guilt, I thought I was a goner,
But truth be told He told me that my sin would be forgiven
Having a contrite heart and broken spirit
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