Do you know me
Do you know my face base stability
Do you know what you do to me
When you assumed of what I be
Did you realise that through me
The veil will be lifted
For this knowlege I shift is
What in origin which did
So remember by me
That who blames one for being less exposed to the world
By covering with clothing not pearls
Is who becomes food for the Muslim brood
While who among all of those Muslims bound by Islamic pearls
Would blame me for uncovering my real self unfurled
Are the food for real Christian believers preferred
Even among Muslims believe it’s my world
This poem surrendered here now
Since I wanted it not be my own mob whose worst
Set up this silly old lesson in what
We all might best never have forgot
Why never to blame of
Any fact we many might be got
So let me tell you that I have heard
That only in Jesus is Islam the word
And the cover up just absurd
So lucky for you a little bird
3 responses so far ↓
doyouknowme // August 21, 2008 at 2:36 am
The explanation:
outside of the Ummah of Islam, if you blame Muslims for covering up, then you become food for Muslims;
inside the Ummah of Islam, if you blame non-Muslims or Muslims, for uncovering, then you become food for Muslims who believe in Jesus.
The original insults, upon which false illusions of being able to blame any person either way, were alleged to be fact, when before any evidence existed, were:
That of covering the hair being a show of criminality: originally alleged by one white Australian Justice of the Court, who was known by Aboriginal men to be frequenting those brothels which provide access to small size male genitalia;
And: that of uncovering any part of the body being a sign of wanton lust: originally alleged by a Muslim prostitute from Malaysia, against Aussies on beaches.
doyouknowme // August 21, 2008 at 2:37 am
Of course I myself will never lay any blame either way and advise you all the same
doyouknowme // August 21, 2008 at 2:37 am
yet blame those who blame and find you are who does their game