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Dajjal

Soon, Dajjal will come.
Oh colossal will he become
Over Adam, no he won’t be shy
No place but two left to hide

Call out to the police
“Oh no, they are corrupted, Denise!”
Man, you won’t be prepared
I will go to Madina, this land will be shared
No, in Madina he won’t come in
Growing less time until he arrives

But, until he comes
Entitled will man become

Ah, many will lose
Won’t be one of those fools
Aware I will be
Returning of He (AS)
Enter to what the world will become.

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so I’m testing out this format that I made up. I don’t really have a name for it. Basically, it’s a rhyming poem, but the rhyme can be in any pattern, and the starting words and/or the ending words spell a sentence and each stanza is a word. I’m pretty new to poetry all by itself, and I think it’ll be fun to try this out. This time, the first word (not symbol) will spell the sentence.
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Comments

Hello manofgod, interesting poem. I'm not very fond of religious poems because they tend to set up arguments, but you're welcome to post them all the same.
Welcome to Neopoet, I don't believe I've read your poems before. I'll have to google Dajjal, haven't heard of him. I love to learn about new spirituality.
The title, spacing and the format you're experimenting with are good.
I'll return, Gracy

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ok. ty for being honest

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