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Best Moral Sense Poems


Skin Bigot
It seems these days, across the land,
that the Klan has somehow got a tan.
Somehow, instead of being free,
folk now take pride in their bigotry.

They say their skin defines their life,
even dictates who they take for wife,
claim it is their ‘identity,’
determines their morality.

Then they attack those...

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Categories: moral sense, evil, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Bad Husband
(Free Verse) 

You did me a favor by letting me go 
I know that I deserve better and that's so 
I am far better in so many ways than you ever be 
You're do blind with all the trash in your brain that you can...

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Categories: moral sense, culture, dark, film, husband,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Senses of Scripture
According to an ancient tradition
One can distinguish between two senses of Scripture
The literal and spiritual
The latter being subdivided into
Allegorical
Moral and 
Anagogical senses

The profound concordance of the four senses
Guarantees all its richness to the living reading of Scripture in the Church

The literal sense is the meaning...

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Categories: moral sense, bible, christian, devotion, faith,
Form: Prose Poetry

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member 7 Reasons To Not Talk Gun Control
Today we have a list of seven best reasons
not to even think about talking gun control
after an automatic rifle out of control
critical event,
one for each day of the week.

Monday:
The automated guns might hear us,
and continue automatically firing themselves
into more innocent bystanders
despite the lack of any...

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Categories: moral sense, america, humor, integrity, mental
Form: Political Verse
Guns On the Rise Hero's Fall
Guns on the rise Hero's fall 
The preacher man ask me never to curse a thing 
I replied not if I have to curse one day 

Guns on the rise Hero's fall
The day gun was made 
Worth a curse 
A fast way to end a...

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Categories: moral sense, abuse, africa, change, conflict,
Form: Epic
Joseph Conrad
As a child you lost your parents and family wealth
by the decree of the Russian Tsar.
You barely remembered your mother teaching you French.
You were noble, aristocratic Polish child.

Your father Apollo, a poet and a writer,
was your first teacher of English.
He composed a poem to commemorate...

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Categories: moral sense, thank you,
Form: Free verse



No Judgement Jamie
No Judgement Jamie always was told
that judging others was vile and cold,
all her teachers did proudly attest
that living life without judging was best.

And the media reinforced these words,
to judge other people? Hateful! Absurd!
To judge was the make them a victim,
what peopled needed was more compassion.

So...

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Categories: moral sense, confusion, culture, death, education,
Form: Narrative
They Both Desire To Rule- Nietzsche Recast In Poem
Ages there are in which the ration'l man 
And th'intuitive stand side by side, the one 

In fear of intuition, or scorn for abstraction; 
Irrational one, the other inartistic. 

They both desire to rule over their life, 
Unreal or real, counting life to be. 

Prudence,...

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Categories: moral sense, emotions, inspiration, judgement, life,
Form: Light Verse
My Mind, Confused
My mind says no but my heart says yes
Is an old timely excuse, I must confess 
But I now finally understand why one uses this
To explain their perfidy while they remain in bliss 
I try by all means, to remain faithful to one 
But another...

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Categories: moral sense, confusion,
Form: Narrative
Nothing Will Break Me
No matter what attack me regardless the force
that it carries it won't break me away
Into pieces, or the path that I make my way 
toward I will make it every step each day

Foul words, corrupt judgement show no value
for it shall not ever forsake me...

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Categories: moral sense, beautiful, blessing, inspirational, poetry,
Form: Quintain (English)
A Blurry Conscience
Before the storm everything appeared to be lucent
But, then the rain fell upon my window
All the things I knew, now blurred
Light that once guided me is now a maze
Senses I once trusted have betrayed me, forgotten me

I can no longer discern what is right from...

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Categories: moral sense, art, emotions, lost, rain,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Trains
The first train, a smoke puffing monster, ran in India,
Moving like a millipede, cautious, yet, no phobia;
As though well-chosen astronauts, lucky four guests traveled,
In cozy, cool, curtained compartments cautiously castled...

Soon, trains - thought of as luxury, prestige, status, and style -
Turned to be thrift trips...

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Categories: moral sense, life, satire, travel,
Form: Rhyme
The Amoeba Has It Made
The Amoeba Has It Made

By Elton Camp

It need do but little to amaze
Biology students always praise
“Oh man, I can see it moving.
The little dude is really grooving.”

There on the microscope slide
The tiny critter does now glide
In nature found most everywhere
The amoeba exists without a care

It...

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© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: moral sense, funny
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Agape Love
Agape love is the highest form of all expressions of love. It is the
kind of love that God has for us and that we are to have for each
other.  Agape love was displayed, in action, on the cross.

John 3:16 records Jesus’ words,
“For God so...

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Categories: moral sense, christian, hope, love, relationship,
Form: Rhyme
The Haunted Memory
I long to hide in a hole and stay hidden
Embarrassment haunts me as the memory resurfaces
All eyes punish me with their glares

My moral sense did not guide me
For it was not developed
At 14, my young mind did not know consequences 

I beat myself up in...

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Categories: moral sense, anxiety, freedom, memory, remember,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things