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A Weeping Jesus
I exalted your throne way above Allah’s Heaven
The tree of life I instilled upon the crest of your crown twenty-four-seven
A Yoruba God, who could not see past his own loins to spiritually believe
You will chase the wind like a fallen tree no rest until your mind, heart unto Egypt’s pyramids you will come to perceive
A man cannot live by bread alone
Not when his waver of incantations falls among chaos, in his wandering spirit he must atone
I elevated your cause upon my bosom from the land of Canaan, Rome, Jerusalem, I followed the gift of your heart
The Creator whispered to me to give you domain over the sky to bring weary souls out the dark
I gave you the guidance of the sun, the cleansing of water, where the illumination of your pilgrimage as man, will be found in the rebirth of Earth’s lullabies
The oath was unsealed now laminated on cold wind like bitter outcries
The mightiest of man you had in the palm of your hands
Power of the Holy Quran you squandered, wisdom is quiet, a boisterous creed will always echo from a foolish man
You walk among the sacred land given unto you, a Sire unto every Kingdom
Where horses in the movement now gallop when they run thy will shall be done under the Sun
In silent as you slithered upon grapevine after grapevine
Bedded poison into the chambers of your mind
On the hill of Golgotha, my whispers of assurance healed you through many lifetimes
Nursed your body, uplifted your stance
Mesmerizing as Queen, a Fairy, a poetess, my honor given to any man
Reached out to pull you up in your wobbling stance
Placed you across my table sharing a glass of wine
I do not covet, I do not chase, I am who I am, the orator of words, if they fit then for the moment you read, you are mine
In my bed
In your head
Took you back to Genesis, closed your eyes, we owned the Garden of Eden
Natural caresses, soft touches, to the intellect, it makes it feel so good when you cannot tell if it is make believing
I bow unto mankind, I have nothing to offer, I have no more
As my invocations upon my scrolls, they are upon my sacred shores
They have the sweetest stories where now my honey gently pours
My love unto the skies is universal to my divine Kings who lay upon my soul their echoes sailing to my ears
I must now softly adhere
Peace be unto you
The tree of life I instilled upon the crest of your crown twenty-four-seven
A Yoruba God, who could not see past his own loins to spiritually believe
You will chase the wind like a fallen tree no rest until your mind, heart unto Egypt’s pyramids you will come to perceive
A man cannot live by bread alone
Not when his waver of incantations falls among chaos, in his wandering spirit he must atone
I elevated your cause upon my bosom from the land of Canaan, Rome, Jerusalem, I followed the gift of your heart
The Creator whispered to me to give you domain over the sky to bring weary souls out the dark
I gave you the guidance of the sun, the cleansing of water, where the illumination of your pilgrimage as man, will be found in the rebirth of Earth’s lullabies
The oath was unsealed now laminated on cold wind like bitter outcries
The mightiest of man you had in the palm of your hands
Power of the Holy Quran you squandered, wisdom is quiet, a boisterous creed will always echo from a foolish man
You walk among the sacred land given unto you, a Sire unto every Kingdom
Where horses in the movement now gallop when they run thy will shall be done under the Sun
In silent as you slithered upon grapevine after grapevine
Bedded poison into the chambers of your mind
On the hill of Golgotha, my whispers of assurance healed you through many lifetimes
Nursed your body, uplifted your stance
Mesmerizing as Queen, a Fairy, a poetess, my honor given to any man
Reached out to pull you up in your wobbling stance
Placed you across my table sharing a glass of wine
I do not covet, I do not chase, I am who I am, the orator of words, if they fit then for the moment you read, you are mine
In my bed
In your head
Took you back to Genesis, closed your eyes, we owned the Garden of Eden
Natural caresses, soft touches, to the intellect, it makes it feel so good when you cannot tell if it is make believing
I bow unto mankind, I have nothing to offer, I have no more
As my invocations upon my scrolls, they are upon my sacred shores
They have the sweetest stories where now my honey gently pours
My love unto the skies is universal to my divine Kings who lay upon my soul their echoes sailing to my ears
I must now softly adhere
Peace be unto you
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