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    God created a man out of clay who shone so brightly he transformed into a being of shining gold. The golden man held a bow aimed at God, his creator. When God asked if he planned to murder him, the golden man replied that he was merely measuring God and told him to be silent. God was curious about this regal figure and asked for his name, to which the man replied "Sir! Genius". The poem leaves this country and islet as a heritage for future generations to enjoy, like a child dreaming on the edges of life.

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    God created a man out of clay who shone so brightly he transformed into a being of shining gold. The golden man held a bow aimed at God, his creator. When God asked if he planned to murder him, the golden man replied that he was merely measuring God and told him to be silent. God was curious about this regal figure and asked for his name, to which the man replied "Sir! Genius". The poem leaves this country and islet as a heritage for future generations to enjoy, like a child dreaming on the edges of life.

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    God Said, "I Made A Man": by Jose Garcia Villa

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    God created a man out of clay who shone so brightly he transformed into a being of shining gold. The golden man held a bow aimed at God, his creator. When God asked if he planned to murder him, the golden man replied that he was merely measuring God and told him to be silent. God was curious about this regal figure and asked for his name, to which the man replied "Sir! Genius". The poem leaves this country and islet as a heritage for future generations to enjoy, like a child dreaming on the edges of life.

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    God Said, I Made a Man

    By Jose Garcia Villa

    God said, I made a man


    Out of clay
    But so bright he, he spun
    Himself to brightest Day
    Till he was all shining gold,
    And oh,
    He was handsome to behold!
    But in his hands held he a bow
    Aimed at me who created
    Him. And I said,
    Wouldst murder me
    Who am thy Fountainhead
    Then spoke he the man of gold:
    I will not
    Murder thee! I do but
    Measure thee. Hold
    Thy peace! And this I did,
    But I was curious
    Of this so regal head.
    Give thy name! Sir! Genius
    Leaving as heritage this islet this poem,
    You and I, this country yours and mine,
    This child dreaming on the edges of life.

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