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Religon


POETREY

(Religion)

 

Every religion has a different tent

Each of them are peculiar

All of them are radiant

But they all are interim

Each of them is at disposal service

Some of these are Impressive

Some of these are respected

Some of these are descent

Some of these are resplendent

But they all are interim

Some of them tent that sun is god

While some says to be the moon

But there is only one god who hold are purse strings

We all are one but tents make us separate

BELIVE IN ONLY ONE GOD

Written by

Auswah Imaan

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