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"Truth Citadel" | A lyric poem

"Moonlight and sunlight form a fortress of faith."

In the wind‑shaken citadel, balance becomes belief.

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"Truth Citadel"

Classicism crumbles under modern art's hollow hammer.


Belief in transcend-able of opposites: off-on, moon-sun, is trust.


Belief blows in the invisible wind shaking hopeful grass breaking through rust-red rocks.


An uninflected "what's wrong?" from familiar lips,
a grainy short syncs harmonic happiness, yet
ears trust blind, fears trust reminders of failure.


Be a citadel of classicism - balanced, resistant to the chaos of modern needs.


This feeds trust, and -
faith frees us.

Behind-the-poem (I just started writing poetry)

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