Short Revolts Poems
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The Lord's divine law
Evil has subjugated --
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Unwise man revolts!
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© Demetrios Trifiatis
08 June 2018
Power shifts from points
Capital demands profit
We are just puppets
Nature revolts through tremors
Towering greeds - shatter down
20.01.16
If lack of love confronts you,
face him with love...
If he doesn't abdicate
don't surrender...
If he revolts,
treat him with
further love yet...
If none is worth it,
offer him truly and calmly,
with tenderness, the exit door... !
“Handmaid of Patriarchy”
the garden rezoned
Embattled virility
misogyny cloned
As Delilah revolts
a new Samson on scene
One half of the whole
left to drown in the stream
Each genders new quotient
to minus the plus
A He without Her
— the destruction of us
(Saint David’s Pennsylvania: May, 2025)
One Day the Soul will Rise Up
to Live in True Potential of a Most Glorious Creed,
In Light, To Quest for Greater Things
One of Purpose, a Path Enlightening
Enduring Skyward Into Pantheons Beyond
Into Realms Of Bliss and Golden Psalms
where the Mind Revolts and Soars Abode
and The Higher Man Triumphs Forth
A DIFFERENT SORT OF WAR
Ephesians: do we need armor?
YES, A DIFFERENT SORT OF ARMOR
Ephesians: A war begining with Surrender?
EXCEPT FOR DEMOCRATIC REVOLTS
YES, THE ARMOR HIDDEN IN SURRENDER
Ephesians: O how we need a sign or two
Accept WHAT IS, Accept NOW
IN HEART, HEAD, SPIRIT, SOUL ... end the war
NOW never ends; you will touch Eternity-Power
Anacreontic Verse
Forgotten
love has faded
forever now lost
in the lips of ice
What once was
is no more
Her body revolts
she heaves heavily
Get thee away
Deliver me Lord
back to sanity
Let her feel my eyes
let her see my needs
a soft bed for two
now scorned by my touch
Let me give my might
pray show me the way
I will not lose her
I cannot go on
My life is over
11/13/15
Nature’s Revolt
It was a day of woe
As we stared and uttered wails
When we beheld an awesome sight
Of priceless loss
It was a universal eve
When the world was sparkling the sky
With thundering shouts of joy
To greet the arrival of a saint
Who staked it, to be a saviour
But we were rooted out of our moods
With mortals wails taking us to the orients
Where we beheld nature untimely revolts
Against life in the Asian world