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Wisdom's Ascendance
The crown of gold once glimmered bright,
A king once stood, a formidable sight.
Yet time's embrace, so gentle yet strong,
Dissolves the splendor—where did it go wrong?
The legacy crumbles, like ash in the breeze,
Embers of power, no longer will please.
But wisdom, a phoenix, from ruins will rise,
A throne made of learning, where true honor lies.
In silence it whispers, in shadows it grows,
Guiding the weary where pure knowledge flows.
Uncrowned now, the king, fades into the past,
Yet wisdom's soft reign will eternally last.
The Humble Throne
In shadows where the gentle whisper flows,
The throne of humility, a soft repose.
Lost crowns of ego, cast aside in grace,
Uncrowned we stand, in this sacred space.
Beneath the weight of titles sharp as swords,
A heart that knows, in silence, speaks in chords.
The highest reigns do not from power spring,
But from the quiet love, in kindness, cling.
Each step among the masses, bare and free,
A king is born in truth, not majesty.
So let the riches fade, the glories dim,
In humble light, we find our truest hymn.
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