The iPhone of Beelzebub
I've stolen Beelzebub's iphone, now I know the numbers of his friendsĀ
he's stuck for eternity without Facebook, oh how his hell never ends
I nicked St Peter's Kindle, now his words of wisdom are unsaid
Because I changed the password on his account, from Heaven swear words are sent
I hacked into Moses' iPad, now it's a tablet of stone
I wiped every file from the hard drive and changed all his bookmarks on Chrome
The holy ghost's lost his Instagram and has tweeted of his despair
Gone are his snaps of the celestial Christmas night out from last year
Hey, Adam and Eve are an item, it's officially been declared
They both swiped right on Tinder and are now an ecstatic pair
But Jesus, he's unliked Judas, says he just can't forgive and forget
His WhatsApp number's deleted, his Google profile reset
Now from on high comes thunder, fury, anger, plague and flood
The Almighty's forgotten his PIN number and God, he's after blood
So it's time to defrag Armageddon and map out the end of days upon an Excel spreadsheet that's compatible with solar rays
The cataclysm will be televised, though only if you've got Sky, they thrashed out a deal with Gabriel and paid a billion for the rights
But don't forget to capture the rapture with the latest selfie stick
You can pout and pose for eternity, 'til it makes the angels sick
But the worst thing about the catastrophe, that'll get all those passions stirred
Is that everyone'll lose their broadband - and that'll be the end of the world.
Harry O'Neill
Fri 11th Dec 2015 14:43
Marksey,
A witty, cybernetic bounce around Biblicalia.