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Best Hobbes Poems


Premium Member Solitude In Academia
Homer, Aristotle, Hobbes, Locke, Goethe, and Crane;
Chaucer, Shakespeare, Dickens, Tolstoy, Whitman, and Twain;
Whose imagination and toil helped to unfold
Stories, philosophies, and lessons to be told.

The inquisitive student absorbed in his books,
Contemplating and learning while everyone looks
At him with judgmental glances, as if to say,
“Strange seeing...

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Categories: hobbes, books, deep, happiness, inspiration,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Brief Epistle in Urgent Forewarning against Melancholia--Part I
(Somewhere in late 18th-century Europe a friend, Laetitia, by way of a letter warns her beloved girlfriend, Euphoria--a young, gay and unsuspecting mistress--against the almost inevitable seductions of the infamous and maundering philanderer, Melancholia.).



Dear Euphoria,

     Melancholia is one of the more...

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Categories: hobbes, depression, friend, metaphor, philosophy,
Form: Prose
Bdsm (Bravery/Divinity/Saviour/Martyr)
Bravery/Divinity/Savior/Martyr
Hobbes

Bravery, divinity, savior, martyr,
Each word is powerful in its own right.
Each tying together,
Bound by chains forged of iron.

Bravery is a trait not commonly found,
And often we find,
To the brave we are bound.
But this bondage comes with a price...

Those who walk the divine path are few,
Though...

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Categories: hobbes, faithslavery,
Form:

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



A Change Is a Com N
A Change Is A Com'n

Though this baby boomer,
     (who didst roam man
upon this Earth
     since the year
mcmLix) does not
coon sitter himself
a political activist his wear
re: some ness, particularly

     with chronic setbacks
  ...

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Categories: hobbes, anxiety, class, environment, grief,
Form: Dramatic Verse
The Tiger General
The Tiger General
Hobbes

The Tiger general strode onto the field of battle,
Tail flowing eloquently as he walked.
And then he turned to his men and began to speak,
They fell instantly silent as he talked.

The general led his men with a strong presence and iron resolve,
They fell into...

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Categories: hobbes, animals, warmen, men, tiger,
Form: Epic
Trance
Trance
Hobbes

Eyes are blind,
Heavy heart.
Ties that bind,
Staggared start.
Trippy feat,
falling down.
Leaders meet,
Traitors drown.

In the dark,
Theres a light.
Hear the lark,
Brave the fight.
Humbleness,
Love is true.
Truly blessed,
Me and you.

Lift me high
On your wings.
We shall fly,
Song bird sings.
Never fall,
Never fear.
If you call,
I shall hear.

You're the one,
Set me free.
Next to none,
Destiny.
Hear my...

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Categories: hobbes, lossme,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Inside This Cave
Inside this cave, my refuge, nave
I bend and stretch and breath, 
to find myself among the ruins 
of ancient places, faces, and history. 

Although I strive to change the tide
of my own motivations,
something akin to a Zephyr wind
has me returning to old foundations.

Cornerstones, above the...

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Categories: hobbes, allusion, history,
Form: Rhyme
Lamenting
For unspoken answers, 
there was always the- 
    question, why hawks 
were needing the peace ?

Tied to innate fringes, 
I want an explicit display.
    The prologue was very 
misleading.

War was inside and 
outside. Were you a hobbes-
  ...

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Categories: hobbes, art,
Form: ABC
Captive
Captive
Hobbes

I am a maze,
A living puzzle.
My stripes are cover,
Living camo.
I stay hidden
safe from a world of predators.
Humans who would take my hide,
Skin me and hang it like decor.
Use my skin and fur as a rug,
The intricate patterns of natures beauty,
tarnished below the feet of oppression.

I...

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Categories: hobbes, animals
Form: Free verse
Somewhere In Time This Philosopher Stonily Ponders
Somewhere in time this Philosopher stonily ponders...

A poet (quite familiar with yours truly)
sat at his computer
trying his darnedest to craft a rhyme
imagining when both parents
of mine lived during their prime,
when me creative father acted out mime
though an amateur
his visible talent throwback
when Vaudevillian actors/actresses
(during silent film...

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Categories: hobbes, appreciation, august, conflict, environment,
Form: Rhyme
Star-Crossed
Star-Crossed
Hobbes  Dec 22/09

Two lives that fate and destiny entwined,
Together though circumstance doth protest.
Breaking free of the heavy chains that bind,
Forever, through the worst and through the best.

When things were going neither of their way,
And both had just fun out of luck with love,
The voice...

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Categories: hobbes, lovelove,
Form: Sonnet
Self-Reflection
Self-Reflection
Hobbes

What does it mean to live in fear?
A fear of something inside of you,
Bying for freedom,
Pleading for release,
Fighting for dominance.
Showing visions of death,
Of violence,
Of your innermost desires,
Twisted and disturbed.
They haunt me to this day.

What does it mean to  loose control?
All my hatred and anger...

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Categories: hobbes, depressionfear, me,
Form:
Struggle
Struggle
Hobbes

Move along,
Down the line.
Sing their song,
So Sublime.
Inch by inch,
Forward still.
It's a cinch,
Fire at will!

Load your gun,
Ammo pack.
Break a run,
Don't look back.
Heroes must
Never fall,
Love or lust,
Lose it all.

Use your might,
Lose your mind.
Blindly fight
What you find.
No one's right,
Same old grind.
Future sight
Must be blind.

Passion sets
Hearts ablaze.
Place your bets,
Final...

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Categories: hobbes, war
Form: Rhyme
The Bengal
The Bengal
By: Hobbes

As silence falls upon the grasslands
The bengal stalks his prey
Hidden in his camo where he stands
He never backs away.
He uses the grass and the wind and the trees
To hide his form and scent
And the prey that he now sees,
will not know where he...

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Categories: hobbes, animalswater, love, water,
Form:
Shattered Soul
Shattered Soul
Hobbes

Fate is a word,
It's reach is true.
I thought obsered,
I was with you.
It showed its face,
It layed its hand.
Destroyed our base,
Dead on the sand.

I try to smile,
To keep my cheer.
Escape the pile,
Not shed a tear.
I'm torn inside,
My heart and soul.
We're forced to hide,
We dug a...

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Categories: hobbes, depression, girlfriend-boyfriend, lost loveheart,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry