Philosophy Cinquain Poems | Examples

These Philosophy Cinquain poems are examples of Cinquain poems about Philosophy. These are the best examples of Cinquain Philosophy poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberThe Right Path

The Right Path

I will
follow the path
you have laid out for me 
if I wish to succeed, I have
no choice


Identity

Identity
A name?
With or without
I think: I am
Myself

Words Fail

--- the beast's nature --- :

pantheistic pony:

one-trick or no, the tide buoys drop

by drop.

Push Back In Bourgeois City

Needle

in a haystack:

--- that muffled sound ... logic? --- :

no matter, the rest's dross, pry good -

sense loose.

Daylight

The sun rising


tracks night's arc yet to be,


hidden dreams stirring, seeded star 


and moon.


Onion

Onion is crying
For-itself
Without peeling
Without cutting
Only sitting 
On the shelf
Prices to soar
Without uproar
Maximum this year
Minimum next year
Unable to know
Why prices grow?
Sometimes to throw
Sometimes to borrow
So much confusion
Or the market's illusion
Farmer in delusion
Customer's suffocation
Problem to solve
Still unsolved
Of simple pricing
Without price hiking
Of the perishable cycle
Of onions survival.
               -Rohan Dhabade

Premium MemberThe Surge

storm waves amassed
if only I had waited
for the waves to pass
my poetry could have floated 
gently to shore

Premium MemberFreedom

Is to be free of the Gods
free of all human constraints
your mind can then soar
amongst rainbows
of tranquility

I Believe In What They Say

their brains, equatorial rainforests 
abilities, tools of a grading tractor 
friends, wild asses of humanity
ideology, thorny bush pedestrian
despite, yellow stars twinkle brightly

One Thousand Went To Pray

One thousand went to pray
I with them in the holy place
in deep meditation I fell asleep
only ten people I could see
still kneeling and lost in prayer

Scared I asked in silence,
“Where are the rest gone?
Why are we so few here?” 
The Almighty answered,
promptly from the sanctuary; 

“Be not scared, my child
I bring this to you today 
to have idea of the world
that prays decorative prayer
preaches gospel without salvation

Of the one thousand in prayer
the ten you see still praying
are here  to seek Me in truth.
The rest who fill the sanctuary
are simply beautiful tourists”.

The amount of wealth you offer
The number of times you pray
The beauty you show in sanctuary
are ordinary to me in reality
quality of heart and actions move Me”

True Self

Within the human heart,
Lives humanity’s true self;
restless, yearning and thirsty
for what the world cannot	
give willingly

The Risk of Being Human

When you lick dust in wet season	
Wallow in the mud in dry season
Celebrate joyfully in funeral places
And get tormented by fellow humans
Then you see the risk of being human	

When men in robes eat their own tails
Get amused of humanity of some people
And deny being a brother’s keeper and;	
When they mock at vendors of white dove
Then you regret being a being human

When the mind that reasons apes
The tongue that tell the truth lies
The hand that builds destroys
And the ears that hear are blocked
Then being a human being is great risk

When human deeds are captured yonder
Where Spying and reporting are prohibited
Accountability narrated to a panel one judge
Where witnesses are persona non-grata 	
Then it is clear being human is a big risk

A Virtue

Patience
calm aura
tolerance gladly exercised
actions peaceful, thoughts clear
acceptance
© Ann Roske  Create an image from this poem.

Noise

Noise
Sharp  sound
Crashing into conscious
jarring vibrations, jagged edges
confused
© Ann Roske  Create an image from this poem.

Judge Not That You May Not Be Judged

standing 
upon the edge
 you can look far and wide
 but you cannot take another step, lest
 you die.
 
extremes
 not to esteem
 precarious position
 when the absence of balance kills
 vision. 

cinquains © 06.04.12

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