The Great Wager Poem by Chukwuebuka Adebayo

Men Wise and brave to this table,
To bet(of) that which you profess;
You're blind...i might cheat the gamble
I am deaf, so unpack all the chess:
let those who can see and hear,
The Justest judges; kindly should be
To show atheists page skipped in fear
whose wits taught, learned them to agree,
like no God who gave light and life;
As by preacher's(old-saw) of hell's fire,
Caused me await whose fingers ain't five
To redeem mankind, schemed in his quire;
Through water, spirit, thunderstorm or blood
Of sure, we both lose when we die,
if at the dusk of life, there's no God
But if there's, ye atheists lose and cry
And when this table is turned overdown,
Everything, everything i win, even this crown! .
# Toby Moses @2015