I Rise Again
Left here for dead I rise again
From scorn and degradation I lift my head
And see tomorrow through the rainbow
Of my tears. You took your worth
For all you own you are, all you are
Is the inherited legacy of your possession
Stolen, defiled by robbery and wounded me.
You were such a phony drinker from the flower
An imposter masquerading as like a bee,
You infected the pollens golden innocense
Arouse the stigma
For nothing,
Except as a receptacle of your violence
Made the honey bitter as your desire
From which I rise again.
Chains are lies upon the flesh
What binds the man
Must also bind the mind
Nothing touches the man
Who is not imprisoned in the mind.
I rise again from prison bars of doubt
To dance with stars dancing too
One by one as they are coming out
My feet are rooted in solid ground
But my heart is a phoenix
Of a greater love, a higher power
And I from the foundation of all things
Was called
To carry my luggage of eternity
Higher and higher on bright wings of faith
That say I believe
I believe the winds will blow according
To the purpose of his wisdom
I believe the rivers will flow according
To the purpose of his precision
I believe the sun will shine according
To the brightness of his love
I believe is my only peace of mind, holding
The ashes of yesterday
As seed and proof of the eternal stars
As memories and more of healing scars.
The sum of all we are is what we crave
Left here for dead I rise again
Clean as a morning, empty of pain.
Copyright © L'Nass Shango | Year Posted 2010
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