Enlightenment Age Poems | Examples

These Enlightenment Age poems are examples of Age poems about Enlightenment. These are the best examples of Age Enlightenment poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberCALL OF NATURE

I used to rise with purpose,  
with promise,  
with poetic notions of dawn.  
Birdsong, sunrise, fresh starts ~  
all that inspirational stuff.

But these days,  
the sun can mind its own business.  
It’s not in charge anymore.  
No celestial body tells me when to wake.

Because now I rise  
with the truest call of nature,  
the one force stronger  
than ambition, enlightenment,  
or even a good dream.

I rise with my bladder~  
that tiny tyrant,  
that dawn-defying dictator,  
that unignorable alarm clock  
with no snooze button.


Premium MemberThe Age

It sneaks up on all of us
Imperceptibly at first
But dawning slowly over time
Until it's time we took a hard look
In the mirror…  and faced the truth

It's inescapable
It happens to all of us
First born, last born
People, places, governments, movements, principalities
It catches up with all

We must confront what we've become
Has the age of enlightenment become the age of entanglement?

That many-legged arachnid known as truth
Waits silently at the edge of the web…  that tangled one we weave
When wonder becomes plunder, and balance becomes challenge
And the age of reason becomes likened unto treason
Who do we deceive…  and what will be consumed?

Premium Memberthe blinding age of enlightenment

When neutron stars collide they 
unleash immense energy plasma 
jets, creating conditions extreme 
enough to produce heavy elements
like gold, A single collision can 
generate gold equivalent to several 
Earth masses, outshining entire 
galaxies in the process; 
An armageddon of brilliance 
may well one day fill the heavens 

                      the blinding age of enlightenment 

in the end as neutron stars collide ~ I fear a great healing old nick

hell shalt get a golden sarcophagus ~ several thousand miles thick 

said god to satan arc welding his eyes ~ with plasma rich alchemic

Premium MemberMusic of Wisdom

In another place in time, he stood aware A violin of broken strings, his hair in silence flowed Best of all, he still had hope Knowing even silence was a product of great value... Now surge forth the music of wisdom From the aged who have a way to know Observing in youth a greater folly Designed enigma to perpetuate a greater tale Ah, the warming of the heart is slow… See it all like every moment new Just passing by, the movie you Greater than any theater would dare Hairline fading starts enlightenment pervading

Premium MemberBe Free At Once

Be free at once
And for all time
Fight the evil 
In our minds
Enlightenment awaits
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