Best Trampling Poems

Where no ponies free ranged, I dreamt to break and wrangle paints.
            Where ponies bent, broke and bridled, I dreamt to hang away my spurs.
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Trampling Roses

How easy
For some
To quash
The very lesson
The what of question

Yes
The heart knows regret
Yes
The heart knows mistakes
Yes
The heart can be vengeful

Would that we could cut loose
Trappings of the past
Know that love abhors object seduction
Awaits the simple hint of innocence
Borne of self-love
Making honorable
The purity of enamored prescience

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Praying to the light
Trampling the night's basilisk
With its seven heads
Crushing serpent and lion
Trampling the legless dragon 
Through the light stream that crowned her

This is a bussokusekika poem, a form of japanese poetry with the syllable count of 5-7-5-7-7-7

This is based on the spiritual account from...

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They both ate dates from the tree of gnosis 
Froze the whirling wheels in place by their might 
Crushed the cherubim’s heads with bliss 
White mice who put cat and eagle in fright 
White lambs who put man and cherub to flight 

They felt the...

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