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Dethroned and Revived

I don't remember falling asleep, 
but I remember waking up,
With a white streak in my hair,
and my health all back up.
I don't remember falling asleep,
but I remember waking up, 
The world around me changed,
as I empty another cup.

I was told my life had ended,
I was pronounced deceased,
One day I was a God, 
The next, my power ceased.
I was told my life had ended,
I was pronounced deceased, 
News told nationwide, 
from the children to the priest.

For a cold tyrant locked in his tower,
the name and legends told were what gave me power.
Only out on a balcony for social festivities, 
I stayed out to give a speech but retreated within the hour.
For a cold tyrant locked in his tower, 
the name and legends told were what gave me power,
It used to be a mention of me,
The mere word that made men cower.

I see them happily singing, 
drinking from flowing cup,
Someone tell my subjects that the king has woken up.

Copyright © Scar Dadley | Year Posted 2026

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