A Heavenly Choice Poem by Eugene Levich

A Heavenly Choice

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If I had to choose a heaven to go to
I'm not tempted by the Christian one:
Listening to some broad with wings
Strumming a harp up on a cloud,
Even if she was playing Mozart.

I like Muslim heaven
With its fountains and gardens
And 72 heavenly, lubricious virgins
Ministering to all my needs.

Of course, when Eskimos describe heaven
It sounds like Hawaii.

Sunday, January 17, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: heaven,humour,religions
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kelly Kurt 17 January 2016

That sounds nice about now. : -)

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Eugene Levich 19 January 2016

Heaven or Hawaii?

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Kumarmani Mahakul 17 January 2016

Very wonderful poem wisely drafted and shared really.10

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Eugene Levich 17 January 2016

Thank you, Mr. Mahakul, for your kind comment.

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