I created the heaven and the earth,
No room for darkness I turned on the light.
Each star I placed in the heavens above,
Each river and lake with colours of love.
Tears flooded the skies,
Through day and by night
I created humans with the dust from the ground
Then I turned on my stereo blasting with sound.
Before I carried on I drank a pint of beer,
Then painted the mountains that I love so dear.
I covered the earth with the bluest seas
The moon I made out of a block of cheese.
I made the weather both hot and cold,
Then made the sun out of a pot of gold.
Each planet I formed from galaxy bars
Then stopped a while as I ate a Mars.
Then I planted some grass (not the smoking kind)
Then made some rails for skaters to grind.
I told the animals to go forth and multiply
Then I made humans, but I don't know why.
I had to make for Adam a bonny lass
Adam was fussy and a pain in the ass.
Eve had to be slim with a very big pair
Adam was insistent he wanted blonde hair.
So there it was and on the seventh day of rest
At least I can say I tried my best.
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Comments
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Poetic genius! This is positively adorable and I would much rather live in this world you created then the one we currently live in.
The ending was so funny!!!

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A very cleverly thought out and amusing write, made me chuckle, I am a Christian and thanks for sharing this light hearted amusing peice...


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eh the rhyme put me off here, it felt very juvenile-esque, playful, which i wasnt too thrilled to see, lessened the impact I was looking for, I did like the personality it instilled throughout the whole thing though, the hippy god motif really came through, and was definately the highlight here, but in the end i think it fell short of the depth i was hoping to see


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Can I just say thanks for your comments I actually upset someone by writing this. I guess I should just say that if you haven't got a sense of humour then you shouldn't be reading this. Our God is a great big God and He has a sense of humour.
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love it! this is excellent work poet!


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