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A RULING KING


On earth rules a king Though higher than sleep, Takes the same wing; Sending humans deep With its dizzying ring. Majestically he walks the earth With his name horned as death Standing with all from birth; Even with great wealth, From him one can not sheath. He keeps all men in sight No segregation of the dull and bright. Proudly he makes all even To where they are driven- A place of no light. He collaborates with the ground Aiding sapiens complete their round, Even all that walks with pride, On this horse they surely shall ride. Behind this door all certainly shall hide. On his road all shall walk With its stripes design with rock. Though we go on and talk, Its visit gives a sounding shock. Oh Mighty king! Ruler of all men, A friendly king we all dread. Your visit portends evil omen.
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