Triumph Over The Fake King Of This World Poem by Christen Kuikoua

Triumph Over The Fake King Of This World

In a world where satan wear a crown,
A force greater than darkness, deep within is found.
Some hail Him Jesus, the Christ divine,
Others utter Adonai, or Yaweh's name entwined.

In a world where obscurity masquerades as light,
Mercy bestowed upon us before time took its flight.
He, who willingly bore the weight of our strife,
For you and me, surrendered to death's sharp knife.

They call Him by names, diverse and true,
Yet in His sacrifice, our redemption He drew.
So, let us proclaim, in voices clear and broad,
'Holy is the Lamb of God, ' our risen Lord.

A new sovereign ascends, in the celestial expanse,
Darkness defeated when He triumphed in the dance.
For in conquering death, He shattered the night,
Granting us the promise of eternal light.

Believe in Him, as the dawn breaks the skies,
For as He rose from death, our spirits likewise rise.
In a world once enslaved by shadows' embrace,
He, the new King, grants us boundless grace.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The poem reflects a spiritual journey, portraying a world where darkness, symbolized by Satan, is overcome by a divine force. Different names, such as Jesus, Adonai, and Yahweh, are used to invoke this higher power. The verses emphasize the theme of sacrifice and mercy, highlighting a figure who willingly endured suffering for humanity. The triumph over darkness, depicted through celestial imagery and the conquering of death, signifies a promise of eternal light and redemption. Ultimately, the poem urges belief in the risen Lord and celebrates the ascent of a new sovereign, bringing boundless grace to a world once enslaved by shadows.
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