Rise, Roar, and Revolt
The drums of war resonate, the air is warm
How long will the Nightingale continue to chirp?
How long would your anger remain Subdued?
Rise, oh mortal, roar until your captive flee
The wind whispers, can't you hear it?
In your land you've been made strangers
Even the river roars, in her cries are plea for revolt
Rise up, oh warrior, Let the Lion in you roar
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Do not feel comfortable in those chains
Let the future of your children be your inspiration
Why allow darkness loot the smile that once painted the skies
Arise and Revolt, there's no peace without war
Rise from your slumber, Let your veil fall off
Roar in anger, the years of joy you've been denied
Revolt, that's your only path to freedom
The gong beat loud, the mountain roars, the wind speaks, be still and listen
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I can understand, sometimes I just wonder why people have to be in bondage in the first place.
Nevertheless, we all must thrive
Being in bondage sometimes happens without one's will. But it's one duty to break out from it
Very true though
This poem is both beautiful and evokes strong emotions! Listening to nature and working to make life better is the goal.
Yeah, we all at a point need to strive, and take up what belongs to us
A question that may land..
Beautiful poetry from the soul
But do all revolutions come in fire and death?
How about a quiet movement?
Where everyone tends to their garden?
And we let the warmongers and death merchants fade
Into irrelevance.
Unfortunately, not everyone accept the quiet movement. Among the folks are wolves
Ah yes, I hear that one.
It's the same everywhere in any great citadel or farm
The wolves circle, waiting for the right moment
to strike the weak.
But what if the wolves burst into temple
And all they find is grain, seed and song?
There is no score to feast on, nor weak to manipulate?
I have found a fire that does not burn but warms
The wolves may come, sure, as they always do
But in temples of grain, seed and song
The wolves will be forced to change their habits
Or starve
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