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You Weren't Condemning The Black Cat.
by Nikhil Parekh - Indian Poet → (All Poetry by Nikhil Parekh - Indian Poet)
Sunday, March 20, 2016    Rated "G" by the Author.
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You Were Infact Condemning God Who Evolved It In The First Place

 You weren't condemning the black cat; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 

 
You weren't condemning the hideous looking and ruffled owl; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 
 
You weren't condemning the ominously looking alligator; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 
 
You weren't condemning the dismally wailing eunuch; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 
 
You weren't condemning the disheveled and bedraggled African spider; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 
 
You weren't condemning the corrugated and stinking lizard; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 
 
You weren't condemning the venomous and blood sucking mosquitoes buzzing in the vicinity of your ears; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the
first place, 
 
You weren't condemning the thorny and acrimonious cactus extruding from the deserts; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 
 
You weren't condemning the porcupine with a thousand needles impregnated on its body; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 
 
You weren't condemning the lethal tailed scorpion awaiting its moment to sting; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 
 
You weren't condemning the satanic crop of opium which emanated from the mud; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 
 
You weren't condemning the squalid cockroach wandering around the lavatory seat; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 
 
You weren't condemning the despicable looking slithering reptile; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 
 
You weren't condemning the abhorrent and multi-legged octopus; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 
 
You weren't condemning the blind and hostile bats; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 
 
You weren't condemning lava which fulminated in fury from beneath the earth; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 
 
You weren't condemning the grizzly haired crabs roaming lavishly on the shores; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 
 
You weren't condemning the orphan lying dilapidated like a bundle of garbage in the dustbin; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 
 
And you weren't condemning man for treading his heavy foot on this earth; you were infact condemning God who had evolved it in the first place, 
 
So the next time beware! when you thought of condemning an entity tangible or intangible; for you would be condemning God who had evolved it in the first place.

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