The everything



I am the everything in all things, and the nothing in the something, and the something in the nothing; the ending of all things; where everything is nothing and nothing everything, where God doesn’t exists, and where all that exists is God the everything, in all that exists.
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Submitted by Andreas.hoffman.9 on June 08, 2023

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Characters 278
Words 48
Stanzas 1
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