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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required One man comes with long hair And ask them to believe But they plot to prosecute him Cause he see a den of thieves One man comes from god They nail him to the cross Now for the sins of some men We are all wondering lost But that man will come again A promise he made to humanity And his words are very clear Behold I will come quickly One man hears a voice From the angel Gabriel And to the world A noble Quran was revealed teaching of peace and tolerance But wicked men lives with out shame Committing acts of terror and violence And every one gets the blame This man writes this poem To bring these facts to the blind Hoping they will see it clear And treat each other kind Some men use their powers To take away women’s right Some use the name of religion To created new wars to fight Some men give guns to children To go and kill other men When they should be in school Carrying a book and pen Some men die in foreign lands In war their hearts regrets While in the own home country They’re too young to buy cigarettes Message to all these men Who hide behind god’s name You will enter the gates of hell And forever burn in the flame Better days are coming So let’s join hands as we wait And say a prayer together And respect each other’s faith
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