Best Darwinian Poems
Below are the all-time best Darwinian poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of darwinian poems written by PoetrySoup members
How Would You Think Without ItI hear some college students claim
they don’t stand against free speech,
all they want to ban is what’s ‘hateful,’
it will ‘improve’ society.
In truth they will do...
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Categories:
darwinian, appreciation, freedom, growth, how
Form:
Rhyme
God Is Daddialog with myself invariably involves others
we are all perceivers nobody escapes
no really and truly trust me on this
no manufacturing of childish evasions
maybe it is best...
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Categories:
darwinian, how i feel,
Form:
Free verse
The Social DarwinismO we are all very well informed
how horrible might been our reality
in the time of transition
from one evil regime to other.
When one day...
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Categories:
darwinian, political,
Form:
Verse
Fr Time's Ambiguous ContentFr. Time, are you a monopolistic universalist?
Yes, but an integratively polycultural universalist.
Are you a Yangian outgoing kinda guy?
Yes, but in an internally YinYin balancing
kind of...
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Categories:
darwinian, destiny, earth, humor, identity,
Form:
Narrative
The Stars Remain SilentFrom the ashes of superstition,
like a Phoenix we have risen!
As he puts on his White Lab Coat
of Unthinkable Wisdom.
In reality... yet constantly dreaming.
Under a microscope...
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Categories:
darwinian, analogy, bible, jesus, philosophy,
Form:
I do not know?
Ode To Tropical Island LonelinessOh Sweet Island! Thou tropical paradise:
Miles have I traced upon thy ceaseless reach
Of ocean-choked shorelines owed Heav’nly device
Sheltering...
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Categories:
darwinian, loneliness,
Form:
Ode
Breath, In Blue
Now watch this video: Planet Earth: Blue Planet II
https://youtu.be/2f9SItUEtJ8
"Breath, in Blue"
Bluebottles broken scattered
shattered legions on the beach of my heart
my blue planet lungs rattle
my breath...
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Categories:
darwinian, animal, bird, earth, fish,
Form:
Free verse
Cosmic GlimmerIn the blink of an eye of eternity,
with ceaseless Darwinian stride
from our earliest stage to modernity,
we dwelt on this earth and we died…
It wasn’t...
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Categories:
darwinian, death, dream, earth, life,
Form:
Verse
King of the Jungle
When Simba roars,
his den of lions go cheetah white lie
crouching tiger kill for him
His regal, imperial mane
flows on his neck
like a Roman waving flag
Simba...
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Categories:
darwinian, allegory, metaphor, truth, wisdom,
Form:
Rhyme
Pandemic PessimismPandemic pessimism
There is no such thing as society.
Forgo forgiving, forget free lunch,
Just plates of debt and toxic punch.
First come first served, no us, just...
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Categories:
darwinian, politicalwisdom,
Form:
I do not know?
We Are But a Mere BlinkWe Are But A Mere Blink
This blue marble spins like a top
ever forward in time, never stop
Yesterday was a picture so long ago
a...
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Categories:
darwinian, creation, earth, space, time,
Form:
Sonnet
Truth Behind TraditionMel got knocked up very early
when out playing the field,
then she went and murdered it
before it all got ‘too real.’
Now her baby haunts her dreams,
and...
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Categories:
darwinian, culture, how i feel,
Form:
Rhyme
Unnatural Selection
“Boys will be girls,
and girls will be boys”
Utter false parenting
The power of impotent suggestion
by the ignorant immature
God made the male and the female;
and at birth,
it’s...
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Categories:
darwinian, bible, confusion, gender, wisdom,
Form:
Ode
The Ruba'Iyat of Creteil Lake - Part SixteenThe Ruba’iyat of Créteil Lake – Part Sixteen
Who dreamed this dream also dreamed he was dreaming all alone:
Tail-end swish of winds barely pulled up the...
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Categories:
darwinian, love, universe,
Form:
Rubaiyat
LossWhy is it so much harder
to lose than to gain?
Why does what we don’t possess
plague us so much, while all we have
is so abundant?
Is it...
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Categories:
darwinian, loss, lost,
Form:
Free verse