some religious people are like a wolf wearing the skin of a sheep
He spends the day in the garden of killers
Buying and selling weapons to the public
Wasting time and money in chewing narcotics
In the night he retreats to the den of criminals
Meeting with his clansmen to organize war
In between these two ends religion cuts across
He vows rhetorically that he shall die a martyr
Calling people to rise against the infidel
To fight a jihad war against the enemy of Allah
Yet he lives in the bottom of moral decadence
Unaware of the fact that he wallowed
Into the depths of spiritual emptiness
God knows who he is
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Reviews of "GOD KNOWS WHO HE IS"
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on February 1, 2007
God is love, and man will find no peace before he realises this. Victor
Sadly the state of this world is one that many find true within your words and thoughts of this poetic display...reminded me of something I wrote a few years back called... Santuary... the religious warfare and minds of these hidden wolves is the battle we find ourselves within and it is the fight of two known ideas .... good verses evil...
nice work on bringing this to the forefront through poetry...
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nice work on bringing this to the forefront through poetry...
Art Sun...
~Linda~
How so very sadly true - since time began, Abdi-Noor.