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The world is so full


The world is so full

Full of what?

Full of great evils                              

The evil men do even surprises the devil himself

The masturbation, the lesbianism

The fornication, the idolatry

The promiscuity and the murders

It’s terrifying to think about

How monstrous men in sin can be

 

The world is so full

Full of what?

Full of great ideas

It’s amazing to think about

How technology has lessen our stress

Robots performing our stressful daily rituals

Apps and softwares speeding up our works

Made the world a place of much comfort

 

The world is so full

Full of what?

Full of doctrinal differences

Its unthinkable to reason about how

Christianity has suddenly

Chance on doctrinal differences

Days of worship isn’t an exception

That has triggered Sunday, Saturday

 and even Fridays as a doctrinal days of worship

It’s more confusing than amusement

To hear different teachings

and believes from the common book of Christians.

 

The world is so full

Full of what?

Full of shocking secrets

Mind-blowing are some secrets that are beneath contempt

Shockingly will it be to hear couples keep secrets from each other

 

The world is so full

Full of what?

Crazy inventions The LGBT

 (Lesbian gay bisexual transgender)

It’s not an exception

A girl now a boy, A boy now a girl

A man now a woman, a woman now a man

And on and on...

 

 

By Francis K. Arthur (scisco)

 

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kwakwa Francis Arthur

Francis K. Arthur is a student at the University of Energy and Natural Resources, Sunyani -Ghana.who is reading Bsc. Electrical and Electronic Engineering. A naturally gifted Poet with in-depth knowledge of poetry.

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