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​It’s not in the lightning or ancient lore, But the way your boots hit the hollow floor. A quiet command, a sharpened stare, The kind of weight that shifts the air. ​You don’t just watch the world go by, You take the chaos and unify. With a steely focus and a steady grip, You steer the course of the sinking ship. Your power is the logic, the grit, the "how," Turning the later into the now. ​ ​While others flicker like candle smoke, You’re the iron grain in the heart of oak. A dry wit that cuts through the noise, A natural, heavy-timbered poise. You don’t need a crown or a loud parade, To be the one who isn't afraid. ​ ​It’s the gear that turns behind the eyes, The truth that lives where the ******** dies. The power to build, the power to stay, And the strength to clear the **** away. ​You’re the anchor point when the tides get high.......... The grounded truth in a world of "try." Michael Powers "STYXX ON FIRE "
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Feb 9
Feb 9, 2026 at 7:02 PM UTC
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​It’s not in the lightning or ancient lore, But the way your boots hit the hollow floor. A quiet command, a sharpened stare, The kind of weight that shifts the air. ​You don’t just watch the world go by, You take the chaos and unify. With a steely focus and a steady grip, You steer the course of the sinking ship. Your power is the logic, the grit, the "how," Turning the later into the now. ​ ​While others flicker like candle smoke, You’re the iron grain in the heart of oak. A dry wit that cuts through the noise, A natural, heavy-timbered poise. You don’t need a crown or a loud parade, To be the one who isn't afraid. ​ ​It’s the gear that turns behind the eyes, The truth that lives where the ******** dies. The power to build, the power to stay, And the strength to clear the **** away. ​You’re the anchor point when the tides get high.......... The grounded truth in a world of "try." Michael Powers "STYXX ON FIRE "
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Feb 9, 2026 at 7:02 PM UTC
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