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Premium Member Morals
Listen not those who preach
   follow those who lead with actions
Hitler loved flowers
   Gandhi loved peace...

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Categories: morals, art, beautiful, evil, fire,
Form: Free verse
Morals Morality and Ethical Direction
Morals, Morality and Ethical Direction…

We often hear of morals, morality and ethical direction.
What they mean, I suppose, is “one’s discretion.”

Very seldom, is anything from the Bible being heard.
Why obey God’s commandments?  Why, that’s absurd!

Many claim, that as adults, just about anything is “o.k.”
As long...

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Categories: morals, christian, confusion, dedication, depression,
Form: Rhyme
Man With No Morals
Ask me not where, when, why or how
Because if I knew I’d be president now
Wait a minute, presidents don’t know that too
I never said they did, but I have morals. Do you?...

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© John Pen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: morals, africa, america, giggle, how
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Behavior Over Morals
To behave - to conduct- demean or acquit
To act , conduct one's self in a proper manner
Your behavior - Are you moral? Manners are they good?
Deportment ? your conduct! Is it with honesty?
Gods way of morality! Conducting being capable of managing
Managing your personal behavior -...

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© Stacey Law  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: morals, society, wisdom, integrity,
Form: Verse
Have Morals
Life is what you make of it.
Happy or bittersweet it can be.
Approach me with a pale of stones
and I shall reproach you with a whisper of faith.

Never speak of your negative qualities.
Man can change his ways.
In a moment at any given time.
Only tell me what...

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Categories: morals, anxiety, blessing, cheer up,
Form: Free verse
Morals and Values
What are values and what good do they do?
Simply they are standards we know that need to be followed, ones we know to be true.
They are not made to be hurtful, quite opposite in fact,
They are free for all and to be used with diplomacy...

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Categories: morals, life, philosophy
Form: Verse



Lost Morals
A princess in a ballroom
Is every girls dream
Playing it over in our heads, 
detailing the scene
A prince at our side
Determined to swoon 
Confessing your the most perfect 
one in the room
This is what's expected 
Until we grow up
And find our dream has decided to 
disrupt
Decided...

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© Jessica K  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: morals, angst, confusion, daughter, heart,
Form: Free verse
Where Are the Godly Morals
Where Are the Godly Morals?

It’s not too often that I 
 hear complaints.
Regarding the lacking
of moral restraints.

It seems like many are under
 some kind of a "curse."
What's right or wrong? 
 It seems to be getting worse!

Where are the moral leaders
 this nation needs?
As the...

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Categories: morals, america, christian, culture, evil,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Karma
know thyself; is your life on the right track
aligned with, refined by, the principles of dharma
refrain, abstain, be kind and be calmer
meditate, seek meaning: find moral momentum
all actions count on this trip to nirvana...

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Categories: morals, extended metaphor, faith, religion,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Grandpa
Grandpa

My grandsons,
Lee, Eoin, Christopher, Rowick.

A boy needs a Grandpa, 
for man-to-man talks. 

To go hand in hand, 
on companionable walks. 

To fix up his toys, 
when they no longer go. 

To tell him the things, 
little boys want to know. 

A boy needs a Grandpa,...

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Categories: morals, appreciation, character, confidence, dedication,
Form: Rhyme
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: morals, analogy, change, childhood, confusion,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Losing a Friend
Losing a friend is truly the worst 
that’s happened to me yet,
especially when I see your face
and voice filled with regret. 
A face I hoped to see each day,
always in your smiling way.
A voice I’d know in any crowd,
no matter be it soft or loud.

I...

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Categories: morals, best friend, betrayal, break
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member When You Return
Sojourner to far-flung climes;
When you return,
Will you remember the evening songs
Chorused by chirping under the baobab tree?
Will you still remember the fame of the great hunter
Whose courage put the forest sprite to flight?
Earning him the most beautiful virgin in the land
When you return,
Will you remember...

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Categories: morals, adventure, africa, black african
Form: Didactic
Premium Member It Has Taken Time
 
It has taken me time to get to here,
a journey of pieces, fragments I grasp;
I have climbed up life's mountain-  every tier !

Good morals, values and wisdom - I clasp,
I now have perception of who I am;
all bad negativity I unclasp !

Oh, I...

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Categories: morals, introspection, life,
Form: Terza Rima
Each Oggle Deserves a Hoggle


In the dark of the night, 
when all are sleeping, out of sight,
the Oggles come out to play. 
For they love to flirt, 
in the rubbish and the dirt,
a curious courtial display.

For Oggles mate for life, 
on the banks of the Fife,
wearing kilts like the...

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Categories: morals, analogy, anti bullying, care,
Form: Narrative

Book: Reflection on the Important Things