Best Principles Poems


Premium Member Principles of legitimacy

Is there an eternal metaphor for love?
Is forever a sinful oath abandoned in
an archive of poems with alienated alliteration.
Hidden behind simile and ironic verses?

Why does human interference place
an unwanted label on romance and dignity,
like a social butterfly and the tramp.
These oxymorons become lost in translation,
to simple minds with misinformed ideologies.

Emotions are felt through a balance that
define the impact of words and actions.

Principles of legitimacy have no eyes.

Lust is an internal bonfire,
a fragile candle dripping in wax,
burning the beginning of an end,
a cursed chalice emanating feelings long dead.

Carnal desire is a luscious psycho,
trying to balance splitting paranoia.

Trust is a double edged dagger,
when an asylum of triggers are resurfaced
through crimson, clementine and chalk flashbacks.

We all suffer from immemorial ghosts.

Life gives no refund for regret,
It knows our destiny is death.
Loss leads to a motionless existence,

where bloodstained ivory feathers of the fallen
float in the air from wounded warriors,
whose hearts have crumbled from betrayal.

We never forget the sound of heartbreak.

There is only one immortal emotion.

Love is a silent saviour,
reality in a world of virtual insanity.
Where petals and pearls paint hues of pastel peaches,
creating a psychedelic poetic heaven.

An enchanted melody with waves of serenity,
reflecting ivory shades from 
the last phase of the blood moon.

Because some things last beyond time.
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Principles of a Marine

Endings, 
Unwrap these
Crimsons. 

Leaves falling
Soon and I am 
Not the Catcher. 

But you, you
Sports Fan, 
Like the 
Lover chases
His tail, now. 

I do. 

And I pray.

Premium Member Seven Principles:

Drawn to a conclusion like a magnetic pulse,
Attracting information as like attracts like.
We live but for a moment in the great scope of existence,
The seven Hermetic principles apply to everything in our Universe.


1/ The law of mentalism is immutable, "All is Mind- the Universe is Mental."

2/ The second is the law of correspondence (immutable) This law tells us "As above, so below; as below, so above." This means that there is "harmony, agreement and correspondence" between the physical, mental and spiritual realms.

3/ The third law is of Vibration (immutable) "Nothing rests; everything moves; everything vibrates."

4/ The fourth is the law of Polarity (mutable) "Everything is dual, everything has poles; everything has its pair of opposites; opposites are identical in nature, but different in degree."

5/ The fifth is the law of Rhythm (mutable) "Everything flows, out and in; everything has its tides; all things rise and fall."

6/ The sixth is the law of Cause and Effect (mutable) "Every cause has its effect; every effect has its cause."

7/ The seventh is the law of Gender, "Gender is in everything; everything has its masculine and feminine principles.

       And finally, the law of Attraction as part of the equation: You will notice that the Law of Attraction is not specifically mentioned as one of the seven Universal Laws. This is not to diminish its importance but rather to highlight it because the Law of Attraction is the basic Law of the Universe which runs through all the seven Universal Laws discussed here in brief. It holds everything together. It is through the knowledge of the Law of Attraction that one can rise above the mutable Laws of Polarity and Rhythm and gain a better understanding of each of the seven Universal Laws. 


When the Sun is buried low beneath the Earth,
And as mountains caress the skies beyond.
Take a moment to ponder, where does one belong?
We are one with all things, take comfort in knowing so.
                                                    /|\
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Premium Member Finer Things In Life

The finer things in life are not diamonds and pearls
But desire a good reputation and the principled life.
Think about it, my friend, not all of those glitzy girls
Are ultimately as desirable as a faithful, loving wife.

But desire a good reputation and the principled life,
Cherishing virtue well-obtained is quite satisfying,
Are ultimately as desirable as a faithful, loving wife
Knowing you’re grounded you’ll find most gratifying.

Cherishing virtue well-obtained is quite satisfying
When you are taking stock of your goals in life,
Knowing you’re grounded you’ll find most gratifying
Like living peacefully with others, eschewing strife.

When you are taking stock of your goals in life
Think about it, my friend, not all of those glitzy girls
Like living peacefully with others, eschewing strife,
The finer things in life are not diamonds and pearls.

Written March 17, 2022

Premium Member Principles

Permanent steps to a height reached by a very few
Reputation highly recognized is the end point
Irreversible standards working hand in hand with personal convictions
Not everyone with friends and family inclusive may approve
Identity is formed which sits on the sofa of respect
Purely executed without a second thought- no going back
Laws of nature as well abide by them to stay distinguished, and can be
Established through discipline’s tutorials
So that life and character stay different and unique

Principles of Protection Or Destruction

I am born for a reason,
To protect/destroy,
All those perfect/imperfect things.

Look at those children,
Such angels/devils,
They have so much,
To share/corrupt with the world.

Look at nature,
All it's wonders/wrath,
As if we live in paradise/hell,
With everything we could wish/hate.

Look at humanity,
We are so caring/selfish,
We help/kill everyone and anyone,
Like the angels/devils we were.

Let's hope whichever path I choose,
I will never regret.


Premium Member Right Triumphs

I believe good triumphs
O’er evil given time
With justice being king,
I have enormous faith
Fairness is everything.

I believe good triumphs,
It’s so necessary
A moral system works,
True values are honored
With occasional quirks.

I believe good triumphs
While Karma sees to it,
We all must do our part
Living with principles,
Our home’s the place to start. 

Written June 16, 2022

Premium Member Black and White

Black and white
Two bright contrasting colours
Distinguishing 
The rights and the wrongs
The principles and rules
Are too sacred to be outcast
Law breakers tend to 
Ignore it, discard it and overule it
But not in front of humanity
But not in front of democracy
But not in front of the truths
But not in front of the law
But not in front of the Almighty God
Scandals ever commited are humiliating 
The sanity of black and white 
And so the offender's name 
Is to be smeared
And out of the people's votes

Democratic Principles

Democratic Principles

To democratic principles we are dedicated,
And our polices based on and predicated;
Peace be promoting;
To do, time devoting;
Understand what all of this has indicated.

Jim Horn
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Premium Member Beginnings, First Principles, and Being


		I.

Before the world, before the sun,
     when time was young,
     and heaven's hosts together as choir sung
before the angels fell, who came undone.

If Satan's base rebellion was not lost,
     like pride cast down (by God with lightning speed),
then mankind would not have to pay the cost, 
     whilst on the earth a still evolving seed.

Thus, for the fallen angels, hell was made:
but as apple's bitten, Eden's lost in trade. 


		II.

The sun was formed; as heaven fell,
     like rocks from space,
     inferno licked the cradled, empty race
of planets, denser now than gaseous shells.

Among them, Earth, where life had given birth;
     while the moon ruled the ancient, raw, night sky,
as now-extinct beasts made nest, home, and hearth,
     and predators likewise preyed, to then die. 

For what untold eons, for ages, since,
a race far greater shall know their promised prince.


		III. 

Though the great dinosaurs once ruled, the Fates
     cut short the threads
     of their time on earth, so what new now spreads,
spreads for what eternal Providence awaits! 

So, in the Garden of Eden, Adam,
     and then Eve, were made. They thrived, and rebelled,
there that self-same season: so that atom 
     upon atom of man was e'er befell. 

Ever since that moment, that ancient time,
man's neither known freedom, nor peace from his crime.

The Principles of Love

The principles of love should be followed at all times
no matter the situation or what goes through your mind
1.always share each others fidelities
2.show respect and give loyalty
3.delight thy love with passion and pleasure
4.treat thy love as if they were treasure
5.amaze thy love by showing appreciation
6.never give up on love, no matter the situation
follow these rules and you will see
how real love can truley be

Principles

I cry less for the hungry, more for the junkies
I weep less for the poor, more for the dull

Give a penny to the helpless, a slap to the faithless
Those who has sold their names and hold for gains

I rather be a maggot than a bigot

Premium Member Principles

Prime mindset well,
Reach where you dwell.

Intent sparks tact,
Nurture fond act.

Choice paves the way,
Indulge fine play.

Ply cheery pace,
Live with sure face.

Explore the chimes,
See crafty times.

Grace floods kind heart,
Ask for grand start.

Look now and see,
Observe thoughts free.

Roar like the wind,
Etch things unseen.




Leon Enriquez
13 November 2014
Singapore

Premium Member Nature is the Leader

Nature is the Leader

Nature is the home. The Home. The life giver. Air, water, everything
The laws of nature preserve and increase life. The Life. For livings
For plants, animals, and humans. Nature can live without us. 

Nature can live without humans. Man can’t live without nature
So, why do we want to organize and drive the life of nature?
Nature without us is whole and perfect. Living. Exuberant

There is no life without respect for ancient laws
The human-made laws can’t overwrite nature’s
Adam and Eve are our parents
Not the psychology
I don’t want psychology
In my life
And not
In my death

Psychology doesn’t respect the ancient laws
Psychology is not a stable science
Ancient laws of nature are eternally constant
Created by God. 
These are God-given guiding principles

If we want to live forever
Then we must look with humility at the Laws of God
There is only one. Only One. Only one God. Only one Law.
The God.

This is the key to the future
Respect God, respect Nature

With a physically and mentally damaged world
No life

No future
No life in the universe
Without God’s Laws
Without
God

Premium Member PRINCIPLES

Today’s blessing comes from the 32nd president of the United States
most of us remember him as FDR:
Rules and laws are not necessarily sacred…he said
but principles always are.
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