Torch The Temple Of Your Mind

Anas Merchant

Go torch the temple of your mind

O poet with a burning blade

The refuge you call calm and kind

The walls will yield no peaceful shade

 

The king’s decree, half air half sea

Half land,the castle made on sand

I held the key, set all slaves free

And burn the castle where it stands

 

A crazed rebel in my mind is

Waging a war upon Venus

Claiming a brighter place is his

Where demons lurk, angels fear us

 

Yet this rebel shall face defeat

He lay upon his bed of nails

Chaos reborn and words repeat

And all the evil thoughts prevail

 

-Anas Merchant

 

 

 

 

  • Author: Anas Merchant (Online Online)
  • Published: February 8th, 2026 03:47
  • Category: Reflection
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  • sorenbarrett

    A lovely poem where poetic license extends over land, sea and air and percentages are more than fair. It is powerful and dramatic where freeing minds slaves opens new possibilities. It is true that the mind is a rebel that does face a bed of nails. Well done



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