Aristotelian Poems - Poems about Aristotelian

...Beethoven to roll over, dee composing (sans my zany brainy adherence to "FAKE" information I eschew) and essentially single handedly grew the contemporary paradigm few off fish s......

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...Cleansing from the inside unquestionably brings great relief to the outside. An Aristotelian concept, cathartic endeavors were connected to the arts. Theological concepts could be applied as it......

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...Discretion…and Passion Valour proclaims indifference to safety and Is kindred spirit to passion, which links The spirit and body, the soul’s Physical manifestation, and drives Humanity forwa......

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...That's just what perfection does - As hopeful torrid night spills in through stargazing windows Illuminating shadowy grays drawn by God's hand in charcoal on taunt, sepia skin. She simply retra......

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...The Hyper-Logos of Good Living A poem about how to live a more balanced and harmonious life inspired by Ancient Greek Wisdom Avoid being vicious and malevolent, Instead, be magnanimous and b......

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...Villanelle : Nations barely survive the turbulence of international events Nations barely survive the turbulence of international events Yet end up like interpersonal relations with other nati......

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...X Continues Marking Many Spots by Odin Roark Anonymous living suits many, gypsy fever of the brain. Seldom hiding in the shadows, the glare of klieg-light attention ......

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...She is the face of perfection Facet for affection Divine connection A woman's desired reflection The ideal direction She is the forest, the rain On the throne she reigns She is the wind, the sea As f......

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...Aristotle's Poetics Epic poets quite divine in seriousness of truth's glow, In the world’s poetic distinctions compared to history, In “Poetics”, Aristotelian logic did clearly show, Poetry mo......

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...And so life comes to pass Plato, the Republic, and the riposte of revenge Knowing history can never fully extend The Socratic palm of philosophy’s heavy hand Poisoned by power's thirst for peacef......

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