If I were the king... (poem) by Qudus A Onikeku on AuthorsDen

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If I were the king... by Qudus A Onikeku Sunday, September 23, 2007 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Don’t tell me about God, Tell me about life when I’m gone If I were the King I will close more churches To build more cemeteries We’re all going to die Anyway. Don’t tell me about the dead Tell me about the living if I were the King I’ll close more hospitals to build more Theatres People get more healed there anyway. Don’t tell me about Love Tell me about Sex, If I were the king I will stop the use of condoms To build people’s home Fornication is because we have an option Anyway. Don’t tell me about what is legal Tell me about the unlawful If I were the king I will close more tribunals To build my own tribunals All lawyers are liars Anyway.
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