The Game Changer Chapter Two: Battlefield Pi

The Game Changer-

Battlefield Pi
A call to arcs!!!

Breathes originating desiring chi to be thee
1st Brigade

There be Oarks against Knights
With fairies and Elves 
Choosing sides amongst themselves
Upon which side of the line
They chose pouring magic wine
Pawns on a chase board be
If you think overlord thee

Mentalist envisioning new dimensions
In Spec. Ops.

Warlocks and Witches
Creating webs and swing stitches
Then there are those calling on
Faith in wishes
Which goes along with those
Why sick who disses 

Psychotic, Physic, Prophets
Mystical, Medium, Mediums
Readers, writers, Rituals
Shaping, Sacred, Stones

Supreme pair are right inside Triangle
Is Center for Command and Control

Archangels and demons even be when 
We dreaming
Monsters and Gods, who knew the odds
Ghost, and Ghouls if you don’t have the tools
Super Heroes and Super Villains
All living among the civilians
The metamorphs and trans-humans 

Deciding upon which unit 
One’s will, will you unite  

Battles constantly is waged throughout the light of day
While the light in the dark shines the night away

This be ye mission
Whatever ye been wishing
Ye created in your own words
Which be ye’s decisions
Residing ye in that dimension
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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May 18, 2017 at 1:07 PM
Powerful truths expressed this poem declares, Steven. You got some classic lines in this fabulous poem ... and the title is pure enlightenment. A mathematician's beloved symbol. May your thoughts forever rest in infinity's sphere of influence. Straight outta cerebral central this poem be. Love always.
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