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Ching Poems - Poems about Ching


Premium Member I Ching Hexagram
Three coins tossed at once; each coin is given a value of 2 or 3, depending upon whether it is tails or heads, respectively. Six such tosses make the hexagram. Some fortune-tellers use an empty tortoise shell to shake the coins in before throwing them on a dish or plate. A Sonnet Lipo-gram No Letter A Flyby...

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Categories: ching, analogy,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Deliverance ---
over there..> lost time leaking away collapse not into temptation grant me/us peaceful solitude deliver us/me from erratum inert/confined/lost entangled in a weary knot buried in dusty debris suffocated by icy cobwebs burned & frozen begging for deliverance longing for liberation yearning to be untangled thunder over water deliverance? lost life leaking into the past <..over here...

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Categories: ching, dark, deep, depression, spiritual,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Land
Land. neural storm potential a sky day Earth's eyes so fortune Land. the noble time my Earth split invited misfortune in whirlwind Land. calm is pale Sun have its way Being proceeds Land. a solstice knows sorrows so its hell so feathers toward summer will tell Land. is outside being and southern hemisphere source beneficial Land. a master of whirlwind continuous form its gust the sorrows Land. neural declination skies so hail-stones so light northern hemisphere slept Land. the progress beneficial solar flares erupt they sleep progress Land. gained the fortune neural flowers' eventually progress beneficial...

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Categories: ching, earth, nonsense, surreal, word
Form: Free verse
Shijing Or Shi Jing Translations
The Shijing or Shi Jing or Shih-Ching (“Book of Songs” or “Book of Odes”) is the oldest Chinese poetry collection, with the poems included believed to date from around 1200 BC to 600 BC. According to tradition the poems were selected and edited by Confucius himself. Since most ancient poetry did not rhyme, these may...

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Categories: ching, bridal shower, engagement, family,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member My Nihilism Diagram
Seven speed shifter, psyche developer Driver of this life's gifts Segments which send pleasure ...

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Categories: ching, atheist, baptism, blessing, caregiving,
Form: Rhyme



Everything Is Everything
Ancient ones present me the wisdom Allow me be influenced by the intuitive I Ching Fall for nothing, stand for something I value myself too much just to be someone's fling Always portrayed an instinct to do the right thing Gift me with sapphire instead of a diamond ring In the 80’s my shoes had the fat shoestrings Miyamoto Musashi taught me...

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Categories: ching, bird, black african american,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Ching-A-Ling
An eternal optimist I am, one day closer to spring Hey, it ain't a lie, always look on the bright side of things Could be a lot worse Could be riding in a hearse Little things count like the sound in your pocket of ching-a-ling...

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Categories: ching, future,
Form: Limerick
Cha-Ching
Hello, hold the phone My girl Friday is here, and the eagle has flown Got an increase in my cash flow; now I can do some things, the weekend's here, lots of places to go First I got to swing by my buddy's house, find out what's coming in, what's going out I'm holding all the cards, got my hand on the kitty Time to get...

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Categories: ching, cool, humorous, money, satire,
Form: Light Verse
Cash-Cha-Ching
The deceitfulness of money Lures people in Like a prostitute lures men It appears as a best friend But on its shoulder is Disrespect, arrogance, injustice And don’t forget it doesn’t lend It’s selfish an avaricious As it shows off its richness It trades its denomination for Big houses, big cars, trips and vacations And power Which has no patience It doesn’t wait It doesn’t sleep It thinks Who will...

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Categories: ching, car, money, power,
Form: Didactic
Christianity and I Ching
Good and evil exist like Two sides of an arrowhead Like crime and punishment Mutually support independent industries A man divided is never whole Nuclear fascination, molecular fireworks The atom split, armaments deferred Duality rings Like chains waiting to be broken Releasing man Into spiritual adulthood...

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Categories: ching, faith, food,
Form: Free verse

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