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Crowns Of Thorns Upon Thistles

An embedded arrow from Cupid’s mystique bow    
It’s now up to me to sow the seeds of love and reap the benefits of its growth    
Whomever the receiver in the lifespan make me a believer    
Those piercing arrows makes the heart feels beautifully adorned    
Warm, all fuzzy inside, after time, then spiritually conformed    
Not to worry, everyone has had its company, for sure    
Trying to keep the spark of emotions in the creation of a higher self, one must endure    
    
My intentions to self-love have never been detoured, or evaporated into thin air    
No tears, no fears, henceforth, it’s time to elevate your presence in the commencement of salvation not rooted in chairs    
You will never decipher the will of my thoughts, they're not sold, there're not bought  
Mankind cannot provide anyone else hope, their wishes found in lost dreams  
My rod and thy staff comfort me into the midst of misery as Psalms and Revelations I hear in my ear earthly sings    
Keep your strife, keep your anger, life’s depravity reverberates as Hell upon your dark mind festers when it rings  
   
The path in life is narrow  
What you do with your eyes, has passed through my bone marrow  
I have faith to always keep my eyes on the Sparrow  
Lost souls wailing in self-pity upon words, no rebirth within the setting  
Yet you still curse your own existence upon the sounds of vetting  
The valley of the dry bones, low vibrational clones of time, trapped in your own demise, manifesting your own guilt    
Love and peace must be found, no escape through the placenta, birth, freedom only in death, these are the walls Jericho bult  
Spare me your shame games  
Fire and Water they both offer comfort, touched by Gaia's wraith they both bring pain  
My intellect is divinely coveted upon the strands upon my head ordained in Elohim’s name  
   
The Book Of The Dead confessed out the synagogue of your mouth partaking in truth or dare    
Each day praised as living life on a wing and a prayer    
Standing tall as I should, would, or ever could    
    
Witnessed life taken, as the miraculous gift of birth    
Shadows in the winds I have chased in the dark, unclean hands only brings self a manmade curse    
In Heaven and on Earth    
Reach out and touch the helm of your garment and then tell me your true worth  
Stooping, or bending, have never been my priority, my creed    
Or verbs that defines my pilgrimage once a crown of thorns begins to bleed  
Thistles under the path of my journey’s feet, yet, in Him my salvation shall be reached  
The sacred benediction that resides in me, sets me free to be me    
Running against the wind, God, what a beautiful sight to holistically see    
My heart, mind, body, and soul blending as I flee    
Whistling echoes stained upon eh branches tell the secret of the towering tress    
To the unrest resonances that funnels in the deep sea    
Breaths of life rendered as one with infinity    
   
The embracing sky, the gentle breeze kissing my soft skin    
The aura of me, no beginning or no end    
Therefore, no more chains to hinder the intellect of my mind    
I do as I say under God’s Heavenly chimes    
So, unto this beautiful day in time    
I’m free, as I enjoy the arch of my rainbow slide  
No weapons formed against thee shall prosper, from rockets to falling missiles  
I bow unto His words by the Crowns Of Thorns Upon Thistles    
   
Shalom  
Written by SweetKittyCat5
Published | Edited 17th Jun 2024
Author's Note
The saying “thorns and thistles” originates from the Biblical account in Genesis 3:18. After Adam and Eve sinned, God cursed the ground, causing it to produce thorns and thistles. Despite this discipline, God’s love and care for His people remained steadfast, even in times of punishment. So, when you encounter this phrase, it serves as a reminder of both consequences and divine provision.

The crown placed on Jesus’ head before His crucifixion is one of the most iconic symbols of His Passion. According to the biblical accounts in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and John, Roman soldiers twisted together a crown of thorns and set it on His head. (cited 06-16-24-SKC).
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