Investiture Poems | Examples


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             ornate, formal 
       stunning, telling, owning
Birthright, Blood, Investiture, Team              
    defending, selling, regaling 
              sleek, casual
                   Crown

The Investiture

Powers that be are
Ordained by God, think dear,
Wise men vouch for fear.

Coronation

Coronation
By Michelle Morris
05/05/2023

I wonder how King Charles feels
On the eve of his coronation
Disquiet or fears about 
Letting down our nation?

Or perhaps calm and optimism
Joy, peace and happiness?
Confidence and trust
In his coronation being celebrated?

For heavy is the crown
And powerful is the throne
We mark this occasion
The uniting of our home

An historic investiture
A celebration of this moment
Embracing the future plans 
To connect us as a country 

May God bless our King
And lead him beside still waters
Through every challenge
And every accomplishment

May the crown be lightened
By faith and guidance
May our nation instil pride
In our hearts and minds 

© Michelle Morris, 2023


Military Plight of Pakistan

Pakistan is at the moment in a grip of a quagmire led by all the institutions that have been most shamefully compromised by greed of unlawful wealth and illegal control of it's rich resources.Imran Khan being an honest,brave and sincere Political leader seems to be the only hope left for helpless Pakistanis who can get them out of the current economic chaos and anarchy.Imran Khan has said that the country is passing through a decisive moment in its history and the victory in ongoing struggle against“corrupt mafia and status quo”would lead to the creation of‘Naya Pakistan’.“It is a decisive moment,the old status quo and mafias were resisting and trying to save themselves.But public supported my party and in the struggle for the rule of law,”Each new Alien Chief in Pakistan behave like a King,above every Law from last 70 years.His working team Members Top 10 Generals are like the Royal Family carry out Pakistan official engagements in and overseas. These engagements vary greatly,from visits to community initiatives,to welcoming visiting Heads of State, meeting guests at official Parties and presenting members of the public with their honours at Investiture ceremonies.

Presidential Salute

The president's guard took long
To drop his hand and I tasted his salute
And I tasted it in part
Do I care if they fire him?
But I nodded back

The president had turned to the secretary
Behind his back and bent for a second
But then guard there the hand remained 
The aide-de-camp’s salute
The investiture was mine 
Before he dropped it straight
But down too late
He waved at me

It felt powerful
I burped of the power
A presidential salute

Virus's Nemesis

"Behold, I come quickly." Book of Revelation

I'm a fugitive within
eluding essence
easily beheld by
intangible tangent --- contagion terrorized.
The body that is so dignified, if not deified,
how can it house so violent a guest that
dwells in hell's exactitude?
In transient body fragile flesh
serves god's amplitude.
Silver inlets of faith revoke
solitude -- in god's company one is never alone -- for 
another day's vast vicissitude, lingering currents of faith
slip into night's safe haven past
the tumultuous velocity acquiring fluency with
god's fiat of investiture -- in hope.


Premium Member Christ Is Risen

Christians offer prayer to
Heavens above,
Realizing their sins are forgiven
Instantly and forever.
Scriptures have recorded this
Transcendent act.  His death an
Investiture in mankind.  His
Sepulchre a transitory tenement.
Revived by God,
Instantiating His power
So that man may know this
Emanation was
Not accidental.

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