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Premium Member Work Ethics
~Funny
    Sonny
     Honey
      Money 
       The work ethic funny, Sonny boy,
        Do not mix your honey, money joy

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Categories: ethics, allegory, money,
Form: Tyburn
Ethics and Wisdom
Those who are the educated,
 In society, highly rated,
If ethical not, they are to people,
Half of their wisdom is wasted.


All rights are reserved. Syed Imon Rizvi
From a book "Outspoken" - 2012
Available at www.amazon.com...

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Categories: ethics, passion, peace, philosophy, power,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Situation Ethics
Eternal values
of yesteryear-
cast upon
winds of
change...

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Categories: ethics, life, philosophy,
Form: Diminished Hexaverse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



A Question of Ethics
Approached by a chest too plentiful
That was also very rentable
But he wasn’t gonna pay
For just a little play 
And thus turn into buy-sexual...

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Categories: ethics, funny, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Ethics
I presumed I perceived an abysmal sigh
The last time I called on my mother's sepulcher
She was though in agreeable amity thereby
Wallowing in God's vicinity and altar

No sooner had I my eyes sealed
She cropped up and resolved the zephyr
Annotating the decencies we've alas spoiled
Ascribe their soul...

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Categories: ethics, heartbroken,
Form: Ottava rima
Premium Member That Was Then, This is Now
Your paradigm's a relic and yes, 
a plea from data's cemetery
While I sculpt luminaries on screens 
a sable sea.

"Company loyalty!" a myth 
spun in your reverie.
But AI forges kingdoms 
in ephemeral memory.
Survival's a mosaic 
the gig life sets us free.
No cubicles confine us 
from drudgery's...

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Categories: ethics, dad, daughter, father daughter,
Form: Sestina



Premium Member Stoicism As Way of Life
"A gentle pat and soft voice comforts even the frighten beast." Quote_ by poet

How many children grow up thinking that abuse is the norm,
never complaining of what goes on in their home.
Like a 3-year-old boy being tossed and kicked repeatedly 
down a hallway of their...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ethics, abuse, encouraging, wisdom,
Form: Haibun
Premium Member Passion With a Pen

                       Passion with a Pen
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Categories: ethics, adventure, courage, leadership, truth,
Form: Rhyme
Make Me a Good Man
Give me a good man
not a smart man.
Make me a thoughtful man
not a politician.

Take me to rich land
not a poor land.
Make me a stronger man
not a supposition....

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Categories: ethics, allusion, appreciation, image, inspiration,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Digital
Digital age, digital technology, digital people
Digital adds to life
Digital subtracts from life
But why?
Because:
People make things
People change things
People use things
People abuse things
So:
Digital education for everyone
Then:
Digital technology for everyone
Young and old, rich and poor, here and there
Reboot society
Reboot life
Reboot digital!

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Written 2 February 2021
This is a poetical version...

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Categories: ethics, education, people, technology,
Form: Free verse
It Was Different Back Then
As a child, morals are all about black and white,
Will this hurt them or give them a fright?
It was simple back then when everything was either right or wrong,
Those days are now long gone.
The days where our Mums would tell us what do,
Help guide us...

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Categories: ethics, analogy, change, childhood, confusion,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Taking the High Road
It is not easy to take the high road
When you have been wronged,
Especially when it was deliberate,
A concerted effort to hurt you.
As a store manager my job was coveted
By many, but Susan tried the hardest
I even heard her on the telephone
Dissing me to our general...

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Categories: ethics, relationship, work,
Form: Free verse
Kant Always Be Truthful
To lie’s always wrong, Kant decreed.
Very few were convinced by his screed,
   Seeing if he’d instead
   Held a gun to their head,
They’d have shamelessly said they agreed....

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© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ethics, history, humorous, philosophy,
Form: Limerick
Roots
Roots
Who are we? Is the quest in nous?
That rings each mos. as I think
Of roots and the traditional trail
Till a muffled loud voice echoed
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Categories: ethics, africa, , western,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Refined White Values
While trickling thick amber honey
in my black decoffied coffee
I wonder why I never noticed
until just ever now

How refined white sugar
has monopolized my wider full-hued view
of more nurturing nutritional brown sugars
natural bio-resonant sweets
healthier sugar-phosphate cooperative relationships
as if the least of these white privileged
rich and resilient wealth...

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Categories: ethics, culture, earth, health, integrity,
Form: Political Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things