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But what can we do
There are a few good men here
And a few bad men too

But One man was none
So is what he said
‘All men were equal
After they were dead’

One day he was inspired
Watching a Tom and Jerry cartoon
He thought he could built it
A machine that would be a boon

An Escalator to Heaven
Was what he built
It could send any man to heaven
No matter how high was his guilt

Everything worked out fine
And he even became rich
However, nothing is perfect
This one also had a glitch

On that moving staircase
A thousand men were sent
And all of them fell from the sky
To heaven, none of them ever went

You can’t pay your way to heaven
You gotta live and love for it
You gotta help your fellow beings
And you gotta do you bit

And when you die
God weighs your good part
From that he decides
How will be your new start
- Tejas Thakker


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An Escalator to Heaven

Contributed by tejas9999 on Saturday, 3rd March 2007 @ 06:40:47 AM in AEST
Topic: MiscPoems



Life is not fair
But what can we do
There are a few good men here
And a few bad men too

But One man was none
So is what he said
‘All men were equal
After they were dead’

One day he was inspired
Watching a Tom and Jerry cartoon
He thought he could built it
A machine that would be a boon

An Escalator to Heaven
Was what he built
It could send any man to heaven
No matter how high was his guilt

Everything worked out fine
And he even became rich
However, nothing is perfect
This one also had a glitch

On that moving staircase
A thousand men were sent
And all of them fell from the sky
To heaven, none of them ever went

You can’t pay your way to heaven
You gotta live and love for it
You gotta help your fellow beings
And you gotta do you bit

And when you die
God weighs your good part
From that he decides
How will be your new start
- Tejas Thakker






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Re: An Escalator to Heaven (User Rating: 1 )
by needledancing on Saturday, 3rd March 2007 @ 08:46:32 AM AEST
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As your poem suggests no money or machinery can get us to heaven. This may be a surprise for some based on lifestyle...not the I would judge...I enjoyed the poem. It will give some things to think about.thank you


Re: An Escalator to Heaven (User Rating: 1 )
by yangdantien on Monday, 5th March 2007 @ 02:39:33 PM AEST
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"and it makes me wonder"
'Cause you know sometimes words have two meanings' and clearly no technology can substitute what only the soul can traverse.

Well Done

Peace
Yang




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