The Man The King Poem by Val Brooklyn Rogers

The Man The King

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Into the King' s lair he goes to practice
His Tai Chi.
As he hones his skill he knows that when
He returns he will be a man most POWERFUL.
They shall call him your highness.
He replys with a QUICK QUIP OF A QUIZ,
'Do you remember me? '

He cheers the crowd hoisting his SCEPTURE
Into the air above his head.
'I am your BELOVE.' He roars.
The crowd revels and chants 'Your
HIGHNESS.'
Adorably with affection.
Now, approaching his THRONE with the
POSTURE OF A KING.

Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: affection,power,royalty
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sumit Ganguly 08 March 2016

Vanity covers a man head to foot-10

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