Redundant Prophets

Posted by: adonis49 on: October 29, 2008

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Redundant Prophets (written in October 30, 2007)

Tormented youths, hearing voices, experiencing apocalyptic nightmares,

Seeking desperately a corner of a desert, preferably when available nearby,

In desolate locations, in complete isolation,

To exorcise their demons and to find peace of mind.

Some of them see Archangel Gabriel in person, talking to them in a centaur voice,

Urging them to fear the Unique God, and pray and glorify his Name,

And proselytize in his Name.

Some are not that lucky in fame,  and never see a divine apparition

For their good mental stability and reduced level of exacerbated anxiousness.

The difference between Prophets and crazies can be traced

To the genetic laziness of Gabriel;

Or most probably to the glut in redundant prophets.