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Kneel Unto Heaven Stand Upon Faith (The Book of Esther)

Lord, I'm going to hold steady on to You and You've got to see me through.
Harriet Tubman


Heritage to Queens and Kings to proclaim battles with written declarations of one's sovereignty with unspoken philosophical weapons              
Twisted tongues in life, adaption of its feeble scorn                          
In the hereafter, I have glimpsed mortality to give hearts reprisal upon reborn                        
To the keepers of the wind, fire, air, and of the sea                                  
The fourscore entwined, defined of mouths when undeniably foolish dialect speaks        
Fables of misplacement servitude, when unhinged                            
Purged diabolical becomes unglued on crusades to idiotically binge                          
       
Forgiveness of the heart befriends a two-edge wretched mouth                          
Under the sun, is the worth of a God’s superiority refuted when life is in doubt              
It gives malice the egotism of clout              
The sublime truth lays dormant          
Meager obsession of materialistic gains to the world only makes one blind to society’s torment          
I can only whisper to you my sacred visions                            
The docile of my discernment I coat you of an Indigo Child’s true religion                          
Bowing in humility with the melodic sounds of my Heaven Bassoon choruses in reference to universal peace              
What you do unto my incantations become the bearers’ eyes after what it reads, what is sees                  
Softly investing wisdom upon the tears of humanity as it already silently weeps                          
                          
The superiority of this Goddess, my cognitive awareness mortal minds sweetly taste              
Seductive in the musing, the Yoruba Orishas Gods hungrily crave                          
From the ancestral wise annotations of my father's conceived of me      
Birthed through the spiritual rite of passage out the darkness of my mother’s womb, compassion in my songs found of thee                            
To the underworld existence my soothing miracles shall be made to be              
Standing while atoning on the pastures of West Africa, the Proverbs of Nigeria spoken, throughout time, my voice gentle sails              
Telling you the antiquity of the duality between Heaven’s disciples and the inferno of Hellish concubine tales                      

My captions have summarized occurrences before the doctrine of time              
By the third Heaven, ordained, deciphered invocations, third eye insights decoded in the sublime              
From the calling of stars, they sing so sweetly in my ear              
To give you the dedications when Luna eclipses the Sun when so near              
Revered parchments written of my tongue given to the creation of time, unto astrological beings who studied the sky      
Cradled by my bosom, comforted by the wonders of the universal seen by the naked eye      
                            
Feel me as I enlist the core of mankind receptive minds, the benediction of the altar                                  
Coveting in the realms of now, until your soul refuses to falter                    
Minstrels who extol the cosmic of perilous words                          
You savor in your observance benediction of the cosmic once brainpower conjure              
In your temple let breath of good deeds of words to inspire, be a continuity to a higher awareness on wings soaring like a bird  
       
           
Written by SweetKittyCat5
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Author's Note
Esther is a central figure in the Book of Esther in the Hebrew Bible and the Christian Old Testament. She was a Jewish woman who became the queen of the Persian king Ahasuerus (also known as Xerxes I). Her story is one of courage and faith, as she risked her life to save her people from a plot to annihilate them.

Originally named Hadassah, Esther was chosen for her beauty to be part of the king’s harem and eventually became queen. When Haman, a high-ranking official, plotted to destroy the Jewish people, Esther, with the encouragement of her cousin Mordecai, revealed her Jewish identity to the king and pleaded for her people’s safety. Her bravery led to the king reversing Haman’s decree, saving the Jewish people (cited 08/15/24-SKC)
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