Shame On The Pharaoh Poem by Mason Maestro

Shame On The Pharaoh

Moses staff swell to a song
Subsonic waves of a gong
Exhortation, a persuasion to action
Tactics for a twelve-tribe faction
Foemen drawing will destroy us
Segmental to existential crisis

Well, you greet the mixed multitudes
Frescoes in tow and desert platitudes
Crossing a seabed of repute and fame
The concourse of pharaonic shame
Side by side Smith Mycenaeans abreast
Sands of Arabian tales compressed

Not a grumbler's guide to gratitude
Or amblers racing for those Aqaba's bars
Four-wheel carting with the patriarch stars
They wouldn't want to break their bands
Barreling across the sea floor
And Pharaoh clambering toward the shore

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This will be the sole original piece for the upcoming third volume of The Best Of Mason Maestro in Feb.2024
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