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Best Sartre Poems


Someone's Been Reading Sartre
... to exist is to settle like dust
a thin film percolates, a pining gust
strips skin and static so long a crust
... atoms touch atoms, rust to rust
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© Dan Keir  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sartre, absence, identity, image, pollution,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Villanelle: Break Not Chains Sartre Hooked On Ankles In Disdain
Villanelle: Break not chains Sartre hooked on ankles in disdain

Break not chains Sartre hooked on ankles in disdain
No Lawrence outsider sups with wooden spoon
Don’t bitter gruel course through low coolie-lines vein

One thing’s to espouse the cause of mighty swain
Another to champion masses without boon
Break not...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sartre, angst, fate, freedom, pain,
Form: Villanelle
Valentine On Sartre
Kissing your cheek
time after time
then at once, you asked:
"What are you doing?"
"Counting my blessings," I said
"I was never good with numbers, though,
so I start it all over and over again
and imagine Sisyphus happy."...

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© Diana Bosa  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sartre, blessing, joy, kiss, love,
Form: Free verse

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Premium Member A Waste of Space
I balance my illicitly obtained bottle of absinthe from a man who knows a man, for an exorbitant amount of Euros, on the worn wooden windowsill of my topmost room at the rundown pension overlooking the harbour. Next to it, I place my well-thumbed copy...

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Categories: sartre, culture, introspection, literature, metaphor,
Form: Prose

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