The Phoenix Coronation
A dove in white attire gave a letter in its claws
To a sleeping bird prince soon to get applause
The dove sang a tune to cast off the sleep’s darkness from him
Drowsy, the sparrow read “Your crowning has come with no slight whim
Leave your hidden nest and come to the golden halo without pause”
He was disturbed with this news and the world looming above
His eyes then filled with astonishment and love
From the angels cheering from high above with their white wings
His wings flew him to his crowning which had the greatest of rings
Swimming through the cheers from aeons, his subjects and the white dove
He became king of the all, crowned with the golden eclipse
He shone forth like a flaming apocalypse
And became a flaming phoenix with feathers of sunlight
His wings’ feathers shine with the orange of dawn and all its might
He now knows himself, the shining truth that cannot be said by lips
The monarch with his crown of gold and silver without flaw
Oversees his world of wood, hay and straw
Seeing the darkness and the archons’ fire in starkness
Praying and knowing Christ’s light will outshine the flames and darkness
To rescue the chicks trapped in this world cage that withstands every claw
Copyright © David Hyatt-Bickle | Year Posted 2022
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