Supernova

SUPERNOVA

Stars can't shine without darkness
God has a purpose for your pain,
A reason for your struggles,
A reward for your faithfulness.
Save the rope and leave the dope,
Take a life, run the mile,
Execute the thought
Let the Hades' voice wane
Don't pull the plug now
See the end until life is over,
Still be the supernova.
When it shines so bright
It's at the expense of explosion
Many lives depends on this life,
Generations wait endlessly to drink
From the steep ocean called YOU
To suck from your milk and honey soul
Not to sing the graven song and so
Give hope for tomorrow
Better days will surely follow.
They laugh at you because you're different?
Laugh at them because they're the same
Never bow to those ephemeral gods,
They will fade into shades,
Ignore the names, rise above the blames
Stir your flames, set ablaze the shame
Don't turn swords into ploughshares
Glory is concealed underneath
The veil of mist over the hills,
Way to glory is through the furnace
It's never a Cinderella on ice
But knocked hard by the rod
Not to be knocked-out
But beaten and banged to shape
The iron does not know
Until it becomes the envy,
The cynosure of all eyes,
To honour and to cherish;
A Samurai sword of valour
Shinning with blaze of glory and power,
That is who you are!

VickWizzy
Vick Manuel Poetry {VMP}
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Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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Porto Avatar
April 25, 2020 at 8:38 AM
Awesome, reading this today was meant to be, made me feel a little twinge of happiness. Thank you.
Immanuel Avatar
April 25, 2020 at 8:50 AM
I'm glad this piece impacted positively on you and made you happy. Thanks for reading Maryann Porto!
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