The Seven Deadly Sins

The Seven Deadly Sins

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This is an alphabetic acrostic poem that i wrote in class, it has all the deadly sins in it (Vanity, Pride, Greed, Lust, Wrath, Gluttony, Sloth and Envy) and describes all of them, and the first line and last line link up, it also rhymes and vertically spells out SEVEN DEADLY SINS. This poem was written for the sheer love of the seven deadly sins, and as you may noticed, 8 sins are present but that is because from the research (and personal belief) that from the seven princes of hell representing these sins, one of them happens to hold two sins for himself. Please leave any suggestions you may have in the comments and don't forget to vote if you believe this poem deserves it. Thank you for your time, Enjoy
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