Caveat Emptor
he sold his soul
to God
God paid him
good money for it
if you can’t rely
on God’s money
whose money
can you rely on
God’s a good banker
he doesn’t charge
much interest
his henchmen
knock kindly
on your door
if you try to use
the soul you’ve sold
sure they might
rough you up a bit
threaten your wife
and children
but they
mean well
and of course
they come with God’s blessing
2 Comments:
This is an interesting take on selling a soul to God instead of the Devil, I like it!
Thanks,Poet Hound.Yes,it's just a re-telling of Faust.
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