Philosophy Analogy Poems

Its all so destroying,
Clear as broad daylight,
We pretend not to witness a horrendous sight.

Self-sabotage, addiction, hatred,
Neglection, stubbornness, negativity
Its all so destroying.   

We see...

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not a full loss of ease nor...
a full loss of why that's
a full awe, so...fees?...no...

there's no phi loss of phi...
so just fill loss of why...

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Only Time Will Tell

Is it possible to heal all wounds through time
casting off our mortal coils?
Life goes on regardless of
past tyrannies which will surface 
striking...

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Sirius station 524
 serious respiratory
 serious resposity 
abundant challenge philosophy
 profit prophecy men expounding--
 on their selfish Glory
 not retaining council
 praises to themself instead...

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So, A.I., now you've made me think,
Are you a blind artist, never to see your own ink?
How will you know, if you do not see,
How...

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The alchemy of truth
may be from a particular perspective

or colored by youth
and sprinkled with objective

For your truth can hold your own view
your lens through which...

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Bilocation is a term that pecks at my mind's tree
Seeking to make a hole and create a nest of fables
Laying eggs of verity and hatching...

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like a ruderal flower  
thoughts persist 
resilient 
the ultimate foil 
for single marcescent leaf 
that's induvial
as ingrained habits 
distilled 
as a smur alights ...

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Utopia Dystopia

One man’s Law and order is another man’s oppression.
For an imposed utopia is a true dystopia.

By
Josehf Lloyd Murchison

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In shadows cast by Western might,
The System whispers, a colonial blight.
1. Shatter morals, a cultural fray,
   where heritage falters, lost in dismay.
 ...

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We wander through so many gardens,
doting robins, ignoring the crows.
Our personal oasis is an unfinished poem.
Plastic flowers may last longer, but their dead scent,
cannot compare...

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The thorn asked the scarlet petal,

"Why is it gardeners admire your beauty
and are intoxicated by your fragrance,
yet they fear a prick from me?"

The petal replied,

"because...

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At first 
love floats like a snowflake,
until it melts in your hand.

Then it falls,
like an Autumn leaf,
eventually swept away in the breeze.

Sometimes love offers mercy,
like...

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People 
By 
J. A. Long

People are people regardless of 
Ethnicity and history 
Even in feeble steeples 
During the Christmas season
Which is the coldest time In...

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A true great honor
     walking upright
no way a fawner
     alert and bright
under the spotlight
   ...

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