Short Dethrone Poems

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Premium Member Pinnacle

at pinnacle of twenty-twenty-two kicking off old pair of shoes primed to dethrone the pine 12/31/2022
Form: Kimo


Your Heart To Own

Will vision trump 
  conjecture

Can a wish
 your fear dethrone

Does belief
  control your will

Until love, 
 —your heart to own

(Villanova Pennsylvania: May, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member recognise this

an action begins, which we midway see
and then our ego claims it as its own
deludedly affirming it is free 
which is ignorance we need to dethrone
that as pure light we come into our own
so reflecting thus quietening mind
bliss drenched presence becomes divine aligned

Love Never Fails

Love sails love
through the heart ocean of love
because of love

bears burden of own
Without hating the hate dethrone
even in the region where lie

When one tears 
eyes bear for pain
love falls sorry rain

Love is love
like light, air Universal
for all equal

We are in love
is ours
never fails
though we fail.
Form: Lyric

Maybe You Are the Problem

You had her, you had me
But when you learned to betray,
We disappeared suddenly.
You wore a pretty smile
We started like fire
But how did it burn us
Nothing left between us
We used to be in a squad
You are our queen!
But you gave us good reason
Dethrone our friendship 
You had her, you had me
But when you learned to betray
We disappeared suddenly.


Premium Member All we need to know

Wherefrom does arise that impulse divine,
which we deludedly claim as our own,
thus offerings of grace decline?

In the void of silence, we dethrone
wayward ego birthing fear and desire,
whence mellow and gentle becomes our tone.

Having consigned ego to the funeral pyre,
all that remains is presence aware,
radiating God’s eternal fire.

Recognise oh hermit, each thought as a snare ~
Call of God beseeches that with love we pair

Premium Member Well Defended

I am a Victor not a victim
I am not defenceless
I am a champion not a cheerleader
Heaven is my domain, is my realm

I am on the earth to dethrone my 
 perennial enemy
Satan and all the demons of hell.
The reign of my father who sent me 
 to represent Him
In full ambassadorial capacity

My mission, my mandate this year
 is to bring down heaven to Earth.
All the powers of my Father are given 
 to me execute
The mandate written therein.

Unstoppable

Would it be hard to do what she wants?
Can anyone weaken her to the core?
For some people will make her feel haunted
But nothing can stop her to thrive for more

She is one of her kind
She got the aim of her solo flight
No one got the power to dethrone her
Cause she is the queen bee of her hive

Amidst the sea, through the strom
From the darkness towards the ray of hope
She wandered into the wilderness for sure
But the lost ship finally got its shore...
Form: Rhyme

Boast

Titles have flown 
And brought me home alone
But yet I talk cheerfully
Hiding the suspense fearfully
Don't dare but play fair
But be calm and I despair 
Any dethrone justice
Of which I seek malice
I boast with dark blasphemy
Of a fool's forgery.
I Boast with your fears
I Boast with your tears.
I boast with your laughter
I boast when you think you are my master.
I boast with your terror
But what I love most to boast is your error
To forget me your conscience.
Form: Rhyme

Into Bottomless Bow

dark dribbles drooled
punctured passion puked
felon fate fumed
fiddling fostered fluid
hankers hoisted bled
cremating callous crest

three-eyed thrills tuned
cupping quatrain's clue:
gaunt guts glued

sassy days spent
rusty reels rent
jumpy judgement vent

thrashed quatrain thrown
into bottomless bow.
     '20:04:11:17:03

Note: Four gods conspired to dethrone JE, the greatest God. But their plans were shattered when the three-eyed god of air heard about the plot.
Form: Sonnet

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