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No God In Prayers

Once on a teeming square

A guitarist came and played a song

A Rabbi walked to him and said

“My dear friend, the song you play

Proves my existence wrong”

“Pay no heed to me sir”, said the singer

I am a novice, you are the master

The Rabbi smiled, and went on

“I stayed in parish since I was born

Read books of religion

On the way along

Said prayers in the church

Joint hands at the synagogue

But never did I feel, love for The God

Like I did when I listened your song

I guess…

There is God in music, there is God in duty

There is God in people, there is God in beauty

There is God in love, a sense of security

Sad though it may sound

There is no God in Rabbi”

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Written by
rishabh-shah
Indian
Published
Jul 9, 2010
Lines·Words
21·138
Notes

Based in the medieval era. A Rabbi finds an opportunity to preach in a very casual and easy way.

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