WHAT IF
What if,
our fore parent had not eaten the forbidden fruit
We won't be dying
What if,
the great mother hadn't swallowed hers,
She wouldn't have been the board of pain to our ladies.
What if,
the angel didn't throttle his throat
We won't have a lump called *oesophagus*
What if,
they hadn't done that
There won't be an old man called *death,*
There won't be hatred,
There won't be discrimination,
There won't be hell.
Love will forever exist,
We shall never die
*(Ismail junaid Oluwadamilare alias (paciolo pen saint) is an aspiring poet*
What If
Paciolo Pen Saint
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Poem topics: angel, death, discrimination, mother, never, pain, forever, fruit, great, forbidden, throat, parent, poet, saint, love, I love you, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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