Best Moral Poems

...adapted from the novel 'Mr Pye' by Mervyn Peake


Balding and sprightly, he's filled with bold dreams
to make us all happy and free.
He selects as his target a small Channel Island,
a sampling of people just like you and me.
All he wants is that folks get along
without...

Continue reading...

I may question your beliefs 
but my standard is not my own 

I can not trust my thoughts 
because my thoughts are not yet grown 

My moral compass points to me 
and I realise this truth 

but you fail to realise you 
also subjectivize yours...

Continue reading...

Fathers-in-spirit do not teach your congregations
Suicide, massacre, fallacy, bombs, and guns
But facts, piety, love, and peaceful co-existence.

Fathers-in-flesh do not teach your young ones
Neglect, war, begging, rum, and abortions
But care, peace, jobs, juice, and obedience.

Fathers-in-power do not inflate elections
Accumulate billions, dictate the pace, and obliterate our...

Continue reading...

Every person has an attributes 
That differentiate him from others
Some people are attributed by wisdom 
Others are attributed by reason 
And some people are attributed by honesty 
But good morals bring together all good qualities 
And you will leave an imprint 
That will not disappear...

Continue reading...

...adapted from the novel 'Mr Pye' by Mervyn Peake


Balding and sprightly, he's filled with bold dreams
to make us all happy and free.
He selects as his target a small Channel Island,
a sampling of people just like you and me.
All he wants is that folks get along
without...

Continue reading...

Grinding, striving
Skin of teeth surviving    
Death slowly arriving

As big brother takes and takes
More souls he rapes     
Like picking grapes

Pay the man or lose   
No wonder there's booze       
To numb the...

Continue reading...

I once knew a whistling man and
whistle is all he would do.
This very true story I would like to
share with you.
Ted whistled in the morning when
he woke up and he whistled on his way
to work, in his old truck.
He whistled at lunch and again at...

Continue reading...

I once knew a bricklayer named Bruno 
And a lunatic known as Joan, 
A Buddhist some called Judas 
And a policeman who was always stoned.

Now Bruno wasn’t brilliant
But he sure could build a wall – 
And when he wasn’t making mortar
He heard a different call....

Continue reading...

Today's problems can't be fixed by legislative law.
It is our moral behavior that is our flaw.
For being a racist, you can't be arrested.
Even though it is their freedom, that is molested.

If you cheat in a relationship, you will not be fined.
Yet, you disgrace the race...

Continue reading...

Moral Vs Dream 

Family cry for Penny 
My dream cry for achievemnt 

Family cry for rid off from responsibility 
My responsibility cry for work 

Family believe live like bunch of 
Bananas 
My bunch of basket is with love 

Family thing about fake values 
My values...

Continue reading...

Duty is but God's moral imperative implanted in Man's soul!







(c) Demetrios Trifiatis
    25 September 2016...

Continue reading...

As the wind howls outside in the night
Things thrash around breaking with its might
I think about the good and evil
Raising their faces, showing their will
Brewing like a storm in our country
 A storm bound for landing, not to flee
A time of reckoning is showing
As we...

Continue reading...

When darkness spreads across the land,
and storm clouds form above;
a friend will be there, outstretched hand,
and offer you their love.
They stand beside you through the dark,
and always without strings,
to help you make it ‘round the mark;
the wind beneath your wings.

Whenever doubt forms in my mind
my...

Continue reading...

Being Nowhere

A bizarre place to be, especially when 
you didn’t know you would be there.

The metaphysical implication of your
situation does seem incredible to others. 

If this is the case, nowhere is that space,
that your mortal being and soul must fill.

Space and time in the human...

Continue reading...

Long ago, a girl and boy met walking through a pumpkin field.
She laughed and ran, he dared to chase, and neither ever paused to yield.

The boy was rich, and she was poor - for this they did not care.
For what was fortune or the lack,...

Continue reading...