Religion was for him a big deal
His preachers praised many a fighters
Destroyers of temples and idolators
His mind imbibed the great big idea
That if he converted everyone the world would be utopia
Forgotten was kindness, compassion and equality
It was meant for people belonging to his religion only
Some of his brethren fought the idolators
With bombs, grenades and machine guns
Some incited debates with twisted logic
And converted many dullards as if by magic
He was infuriated with people who refused his founder
And he was incensed with those who continued to wander
His faith was the only faith
His god was the only god
Another preacher promised Paradise
For those who performed the ultimate sacrifice
He therefore went to the country in the west
For believers it was the ultimate nest
He was trained by many of his brethren
They thought him to kill without concern
He headed of to the country of the heathen
Full of anticipation of reaching heaven
With the support of the local brethren
He went to explode many a pagan
He blew himself up in an instant
Attacks like this on peaceful denizens had become constant
His subtle body left with two fearsome guards
He left in lustful anticipation for his supposed rewards
They poked and scared him into fainting
He finally arose scared and sweating
He saw in the distance dark reeking fumes
He was wading next in a river of blood and pus
He went in front of a dark lord who
Recounted every one of his sins anew
The slayer of the idolators now suffered
Intolerable miseries a hundredfold
After innumerable and unbearable tortures
He was born again and again as several insects
In each and every birth he was stomped on
By the very idolator he wanted to trod upon!
After many such intolerable sufferings
As an animal he came upon a sage with noble bearings
The sage saw that the animal had suffered enough
Blessed him to be born as a human again
But the laws of God are just
What goes around, comes around
He was born in the family of a religion
Who had rejected the founder of his religion
He went once to a cafe for a drink
One of his 'brethren' blew him up in a brink!
Let this be a lesson to all believers of any religion
Live a life filled with love and compassion
If hate and enmity fuel your life
You will rot in hell for all your strife
His preachers praised many a fighters
Destroyers of temples and idolators
His mind imbibed the great big idea
That if he converted everyone the world would be utopia
Forgotten was kindness, compassion and equality
It was meant for people belonging to his religion only
Some of his brethren fought the idolators
With bombs, grenades and machine guns
Some incited debates with twisted logic
And converted many dullards as if by magic
He was infuriated with people who refused his founder
And he was incensed with those who continued to wander
His faith was the only faith
His god was the only god
Another preacher promised Paradise
For those who performed the ultimate sacrifice
He therefore went to the country in the west
For believers it was the ultimate nest
He was trained by many of his brethren
They thought him to kill without concern
He headed of to the country of the heathen
Full of anticipation of reaching heaven
With the support of the local brethren
He went to explode many a pagan
He blew himself up in an instant
Attacks like this on peaceful denizens had become constant
His subtle body left with two fearsome guards
He left in lustful anticipation for his supposed rewards
They poked and scared him into fainting
He finally arose scared and sweating
He saw in the distance dark reeking fumes
He was wading next in a river of blood and pus
He went in front of a dark lord who
Recounted every one of his sins anew
The slayer of the idolators now suffered
Intolerable miseries a hundredfold
After innumerable and unbearable tortures
He was born again and again as several insects
In each and every birth he was stomped on
By the very idolator he wanted to trod upon!
After many such intolerable sufferings
As an animal he came upon a sage with noble bearings
The sage saw that the animal had suffered enough
Blessed him to be born as a human again
But the laws of God are just
What goes around, comes around
He was born in the family of a religion
Who had rejected the founder of his religion
He went once to a cafe for a drink
One of his 'brethren' blew him up in a brink!
Let this be a lesson to all believers of any religion
Live a life filled with love and compassion
If hate and enmity fuel your life
You will rot in hell for all your strife