DARE TO KNOW THE DEVIL THAT I KNOW II

But the truth is devil appear not as such
If he appears the way you know,
I'm cocksure you will keep your space
I need no prophet to know you won't marry him or her
But the truth is, s/he appears as other handsome
Or beautiful men and ladies

If the devil is like a monster as we were made to know
Then we need nobody's warning to stay away from him
But he's also tall, dark and handsome.
He's also short, light and cute.
She's also full of contours and adorns with figures

He also gets a nice smile and a nice breath
If the devil is what you believe him to be
I know you will not transact business with him
If the devil is what you know her to be
I'm sure you won't think of sleeping with her

If a witch appear as one
I'm sure you will not be their friend
But devil appear not the way you conceive him in your mind
We were made to know that he exists in a particular place
A scary and dark far place:
The devil is nowhere but in and around us

There's no devil anywhere.
The only devil that exists is the one in us
We are the real devil. Our acts are the manifestation of the real devil
How else do you want to quantify man that kill others for selfish gain?

To be continued.

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