Seven heads:
Who can say?
Who's the hero?
Who's the villain?
Who will get their way?
Where is the one, mighty in name?
Many to him stake their claim..
Is it wise to take sides? before the wedding they find divorce!
(Not understanding the consequence, of coarse<)--of supporting a man; in his folly..
(>claiming they knew >knew him;)
"Is it true?"
Those that don't know, have the lesser sin.
Still they get dragged in..
Following a lie
The beast has seven heads
Plenty to try..
Now, don't forget the horns!
Ten of them
All with crowns 👑
What's this prophesy?
They remove the Holy seed from the ground..
It's all vanity
Pure Insanity
Look who's on the stage!
The beast has seven heads
Strategically arranged..
He will be slain.
Not by human hands.
The battle is spiritual...
You see?
Who are the victims?
People, like you and me.
There's no one to blame
The powers in our hands...
Kept in silence
Until the command.
Know the one
The end will come.
Follow him
Only Him..
The calling has begun.
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Author:
Valiantstar (Pseudonym) (
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Comments2
Religious, prophetic, apocalyptic, reminiscent of the book of Revelations it speaks in symbols. Well done
ValiantStar, the repeated return to “the beast has seven heads” really anchors the poem. Each time it appears the surrounding questions about hero, villain, and loyalty gain more weight. That structure reinforces the sense that appearances and claims can easily mislead people. Strong motif, my friend. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
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