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Poem The Life with If by Poet Okundaye Israel O.

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Poem
The Life with If

If all is sick including the Doc. Who treat us all?
If all are not sick. Who then the Doc treats?

If all is illiterate including the teacher. Who give us the entire lesson?
If all are educated. Who then the teachers teach?

I f all is lazy. Who does all the job and hard work?
If all are hard working. What job and hard work would be done?

If all is evil including Christ Jesus. Who save us all?
If all are not evil. Who then would be rescued?

If all are followers. Who lead us all?
If all are leaders. Who then the leaders lead?

If all are masters. Who serve us all?
If all are servants. Who is to be served?

If all are men. Who bore us all?
If all are women. Who is going to father us all?

If all is wretched. Who takes care of us all?
If all are rich. Who then is to be shown care?

The basic answer to all the puzzle in life if for us all to give our quotas and live life to the fullest with If taking the center stage as we all live life. 

 
Author: Poet. Okundaye Israel Osarenagharu.
Passion: Writing.
Specialty: Article, Poem, Quotes (Poetry), Motivation, etc.
Contacts: +2349080639247.
Email: iosarenagharu@yahoo.com, xyzisrael@gmail.com,
Location: Benin City, Nigeria.
Website: www.deepthinkwriters.blogspot.com.ng
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A collection of quotations by Israel O. Okundaye who has an educational background in banking and finance from the University of Benin, Edo State, Nigeria. The quotes share his thoughts on various topics such as conflict, life, love, and success. Lynn Hallbrooks compiled these quotes into topical categories.

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