Ayn Rand Poems | Examples

Premium Member Igor GETS a bigger lab

For what do inits D.T. stand?
It's not what would please Ayn Rand
Her famous novel
Shows those who grovel
Are rather unfit for command
Form: Limerick

Russell Brand, Ayn Rand and Ray Milland Walk into a Bar

So: thinker, “personality” and actor
	are looking for a drink.
If two of them are trailers, one’s a tractor.
“Nice counter-top. Real zinc?”

“Don’t ask them stuff. They memorise words
	of better men, to spout ’em!”
“And his type feels the need to gather herds
	of sycophants about ’em.”

“There’s zinc in every human enzyme. Fact.”
	“An enzyme? Qu’est-ce que c’est?”
“A catalyst which helps your gut react
	a thousand times a day.” 

Creators are the only ones who matter,
	just them and only them.
Who grows, can know: who knows can grow (and scatter):
	the human apothegm.

“The path from easy living?  Slow decline
	to reach death valley days.”
“Misfortunes? They’re all relative, and mine
	are slight. I’m not from Grays!”

Who hasn’t done his share of Boogie Nights?
	All wassail hours are zeros.
Two-thirds of humankind are parasites:
	where should we look for heroes?

We have a thing now, called celebrity
	that’s not the same as fame:
whatever ape forsakes the tree
	can make himself a name.

The world, for entertainment, craves a schism
	(Max Baer against Joe Louis):
but who foresaw the Queen of Capitalism
	would be a Russian Jewess?
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Now I'm a Big Poetry Guy

     I once disliked poetry worse than math   
        going back further – than taking a bath

     Shelley was for sissies and so was Blake
        reading their verse was a king-size headache

     But then along came Eldridge Cleaver, a real man’s man 
        his poetry faced down ‘whitey’ and the Ku Klux Klan 

      Poems came alive for me then, I read Castro and Che
        Lenin and Stalin, Ayn Rand and Zane Zen

      So now you know why I’m a big poetry guy 
         I can write about why civilization deserves to die
             ~ and no one ever asks why
Form: Couplet

Premium Member MAGA's Ayn Rand-ish

     All at once it dawned on me
       that Trump’s MAGA philosophy

     is very Ayn Rand-ish (without all her sharp edges)
       ~ One reason he’s hated by socialistic progressives
Form: Couplet

Premium Member BLANK CHECK

Title 4/  BLANK CHECK 
Quote: "If one's actions are honest, one does not need the predated confidence of others."  Ayn Rand


Darkness came over that afternoon
As Christ died on the cross for our sin.
Lying is moving away from Him.
We need absolute forgiveness.
Honesty, true humility
To ourselves we visibly choose
To forge a heart approving view.
A home of immaculateness
A solid hold woven of truth
And honorable behavior.
There is no reason for given
approval of others judgment.


Premium Member Blank Check

Quote: If one's actions are honest, one does not need the predated confidence of others. 
~Ayn Rand

the night 
is still

the quiet
sound
of stars

caress
my soul

and soothe
with solitude

in dreams
I wander

and I am free
to simply be

Builders Vs Looters - Bitcoin Poem 044

Refrain from playing the looter
Or the parasite who takes
But always remain a builder
And known as one who makes

Yes build your life, proud and true
This is the Bitcoin way 
Though looters claim we owe them
As Ayn Rand used to say

The looters count on Atlas…
That he’ll hold the world in place
But one day he will simply shrug
And the world will fall through space

Stand a maker, not a looter
Though the looters grow in size
Yes, swear by your love of life
That looting you’ll despise

Resist the urge for easy life
Prove strong as a woman or man 
For either you’re a looter 
Or you build everything you can

Our hands work and our minds conceive
And freely with others we trade
And let’s convert some looters
And end the looting charade
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Ayn Shrugged

Ayn Rand
	Took an interesting stand
		Against the norm
			She took the world by storm
Form: Clerihew

At a Postcard Show

Went to a postcard show today 
Capitalism in action!  
Picked up some nice cards
One dealer - whose parents were Holocaust survivors 
Gave me a break on the price 
Another collector at the show 
was an old Army buddy of my father
Used to work for him at shows 
He sold his collection for six figures!!
Used to work in the Wall Street area
for a rich French stamp dealer
He sold a stamp for seven figures!!!
The battle between socialism and capitalism still rages in this world
One does not have to read Ayn Rand 
Nor does one have to read Tolkien
But they are two famed authors
which are worth dipping into if you get the chance
Years ago I read Studs Lonigan
James Farrell - another one worth reading
Poetry is the order of the day 
for those who love verse
No one is shooting at us for writing verse
in this land
Enjoy the holiday season you out there in the darkness!!

Towards a New Home

Once there was an end of the war in sight,
they built their John Steinbeck ship,
hoisted the Ayn Rand flag
and sailed to the promised land.

Upon the honeyed shore, there she was,
their old enemy, milky arms wide open in welcome.

Blood and spit dripping from her mouth, she said,
kindness isn't a two-way street.






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Date: 17 / 11 / 2016

Thoughts and Ideas

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I want everyone to enjoy and appreciate all of my poems. 
Also, you have my permission to use them in any way you see fit. 
If they have any positive results on the lives of others or have 
encouraged them to write poems themselves, would like to hear about it. 
Also, I am trying to find out the email address for the Rachel Maddow Show. 
She just was talking about someone in a Don Trump audience who was 
reading a book in the background the name of the book was "Citizen" by a 
Black author named Rankin. It reminded me of Ayn Rand at first. 
There are a lot of interesting things going on now a days regarding poetry. 
"Citizen" is primarily about racial integration and disintegration I am also adding. 
Would be interested in anyone's comments. 
'We must open up our minds and start learning all over again.'
You can quote me on that. 
'If for our poems it hadn't been,
where would our brains start to begin.' 
You can quote me also on that one also and start digging into it much deeper. 
Jim Horn

Skin Cancer and Ayn Rand

Skin cancer and Ayn Rand 

So another sunny day is sinking into the sea I sat in the sun 
for a while but it got too hot I do not understand people who 
sit for hours in the sun, hot and painful just to get a tan. 
I get a tan in the summer this by riding mine
bike around for an hour or so, only lately with advancing years 
I easily tires and having had skin cancer I’m careful.  
In January,I collapsed, ambulance sirens and so on; I was dying, 
too stupid to notice as death is banal. Elderliness is an affliction 
that is depressing, the loss of power, when steps
in the hall are obstacles, negotiations of the will, this sounded 
like Ayn Rand whose teaching is the antithesis of a just society, 
it worth noticing the rich think she is a goddess their inhumanity 
have a philosophical point. Ayn Rand died in a madhouse.  
I have no political ambitions, but I do believe in quality for all people, 
I regret to say it is only just for some people.

Art For Art's Sake

There are plenty of Ayn Rand followers around
but there is something called "Art for Art's Sake"
   I have gotten paid for writing - even sold some poems
However, I feel that Art for Art's sake 
   is not a lot of nonsense 
Poetry can liberate the spirit 
  and bring to life feelings that money just can't buy 
   So does Chock Full of Nuts coffee
However, I don't drink coffee 
preferring to mellow out with some tea
        "the green kind"
I certainly wish success to the Green Pavillion poets 
    All the time realizing 
   that 
   writing is a great escape from the troubles of life 
I. also realize that there are some 
    very great poets out there in the darkness 
        who never get up and read their work
who will become known in the future long after we have returned to dust

A Meeting of Minds

Human suffering via the lens of social injustice juxtaposed to the same past.
      Enslavement, slavery, and Indian removal from their sacred lands
Who hands are damned?

      The universe is included.
Terrorism
      War
Famine
      Political asylum
All compare and contrast.

      Historical movements for the cause, 
Today we are a backwards spiral - no joy.
      As nations of people become one in a country, the government becomes corrupt.
Are we the democracy that embraces tyrants?

      Lack of equal protection of the Law
No due process going on
      Just a picture of corruption

      Religious emergence has occurred.
Social Theology is the covenant.
      However, no one wants to face-up to the capitalism that has self-destructed.
Personal recourse is not within an Ayn Rand world
      That belongs to the work force.

I pledged alliance to our spirit and our soul when I was child preparing to enter the      
      business world.
This agreement was written in the Preamble.
      Why is it today ignored?
________________________|
Penned on May 05, 2014!

Premium Member An Ode To That Which Is Given

I
Moby Dick is a classic, so I've been told
tried to read when was younger, tried to read when more old
chastised my own self severely each time
for not having interest in words so sublime.
II
Billy Budd caught attention
and Kafka might mention
Ayn Rand, Solzhenitsyn
rebellist penchant.
III
Don't care much for jewelry or bright shiny things
phone's likely to voice-mail when it ever rings
keepin' up with the Joneses unappetizing
introversion my given from generating.

Norms cramp my style more often than not
I don't watch tv thus have no clue what's hot
making up words when I need them is fun
inside I try fiercely to douse smoking gun.
IV
A gift this life given
sheer mystery resplendent
with wisdom, compassion and love
From whence came the spark
that lent life to dark?
Within without all the same heartbeat.
Form: Ode

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