In a far land known as Pakistan, in the little town of Prym Impiety was criminal, And blasphemy a sin
A Christian woman stood accused Of impious words and deed- Did her words insult the Prophet? Or did her neighbors hate her creed?
Tried and condemned for Blasphemy in the little town of Prym, The Christian woman waited, for the stoning to begin.
The townspeople all gathered round, pious Moslems one and all. They chose their weapons from the ground and awaited Imam’s call.
When suddenly the sky grew dark The Sun obscured from view A Nickel Iron stone from space One, without sin, just threw.
In the place where Prym once stood is a crater deep and wide. There is no more impiety. and no more fratricide.
Take to heart the lesson Let hatred be unknown Or next time He who is without sin may cast a larger stone.
This whimsical poem was inspired by the condemnation of a Pakistani Christian woman for alleged Blasphemy. Prym is pronounced the same as "Prim" The meteor as Deus Ex machina is imaginary.