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Me and My God


Me: "O My Lord I know this life is a Journey And the paths here are Slippery Although I try to walk very Cautiously But the charms of world attract Me My heart desire all that is Fancy But I have to listen to YE And give up the world of Ecstasy And those who lead the life of Hypocrisy Are enjoying the life in its Enormity Their actions are marks of utter Depravity But they have been blessed Generously And I lead a life with Modesty Isn't it a Disparity Oh! God then comes to mind, why Me?" God: "Because my dear, I Love thee I Want to set you Free From the fetters of temporal Fantasy All these joys are Momentary And what I Chose for you is Permanently Do Thy want what is Earthly Or seek for blessings that are Heavenly The beauty of this mundane world is a Fallacy All that is alluring will turn out to be Ugly The leisures and pleasures here are Unworthy The earthy gain is just a Folly All the progeny of Adam and Eve On Judgement Day will face The Decree No-one then will have a chance to Flee That Day I want you to Be Under the shade of My Mercy And enjoy The Blessings Eternally" #MywordsOnMycanvas
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