Have you ever listend to the Quran, and how was your feeling?

Yes, I have. Nothing special. There is no poetic beauty in there.  It is anyway just a matter of taste and very subjective what is poetic beauty and what is not.

I prefer non-religious Chinese poems. They are much more beautiful and are about the real world and not fabricated fairy tales. 

To explain that feeling in the language of human being is much more difficult than to explain how sweet is the honey, since the sweetness of the honey can be tasted by the tongue but the feeling when listening to Al Quran recitation has to be tasted by the spirit and soul of the believers. Therefore Al Quran is the food of the soul, which is the love and knowledge in Allah , the Lord of all the worlds.

I think you must have to speak the language to appreciate the rhythms and nuances of the book. I visited Turkey and Egypt and listened to recitations and probably did not properly appreciate them. Some recitations were southing and melodic, but others were quite jarrijng.

Goat fu*kers, all of them.

An array of words, in any language, is not evidence.

Other religions have books, stories, legends about THEIR Gods and Goddesses.

Have you any testable, repeatable,  consistent evidence for the existence of any of them? Testable evidence for us to see, today, which cannot be ascribed to natural causes??

No, thank you. 

Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyah (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: “The Qur’aan, Sunnah and ijmaa’ (scholarly consensus) all indicate that we must differ from the kuffaar in all aspects and not imitate them, because imitating them on the outside will make us imitate them in their bad deeds and habits, and even in beliefs, which will result in befriending them in our hearts, just as loving them in our hearts will lead to imitating them on the outside.