Complexities Poems - Poems about Complexities

I never knew what to fill the spaces with Sometimes I didn't even see them They were disguised under many coats With hidden pockets of shallowness And oversized buttons to mismatched holes. It didn't matter most of the time Because the tailor never stopped sewing more And I was content to let them lie Beneath the growing pile of tweed And gaberdine and wrinkled...

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1. You walk around all day trying to think of unusual words that rhyme and new things to say. 2. You spend too much time online or in bookstores looking for poetry and other books that make you feel or think that you, too might become a famous, published poet. 3. You believe and tell...

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In this complex box of world, compact box of world, where all are jumbled – fumbled, where the mightier reign their voice, others adore their choice, how? how can I guide you to nail a steadfast identity, a fixed poetic self? I dreamed, as a young poet, bearded like a pard. I stood at an imagined crossroad … read...

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Life feels too complex for mere words, she curiously said aloud repetitiously anyway. I see health differently, more confluently, and yet your complex experience feels familiar, he summarily replied. I would not equate my life experience with healthy process, necessarily developing positives, although sometimes yes, especially in wombed and infantile beginnings before words became evolutionary tools to be used both for and against complexities. Language feels more...

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Love is a noun in the need of finding it, once found, a verb. Love is a beast so wild haunting on its prey. Love is a drug leading to addiction. Love is a novel starting at prologue, chapters follows and epilogue as closure. Love is the sunrise born and dies at setting to await rebirth. Love is a catastrophe leaving an aftermath of destruction. Love is a disguise of melancholic grief. Love is an...

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I'm logical about my passion And passionate about my logic I am shy and friendly I am an extroverted introvert I'm an intellectual who loves media glitz I am a homebody who craves date nights outings I'm an isolated observer of human nature I'm an industrious couch potato I'm a bohemian who requires a structured lifestyle I'm a despairing romantic Optimism and pessimism continue to...

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Herein, the evolutionary positive psychologist's voice is that of C, leaning sometimes toward the yang-ego identity side, while the evolutionary ecopolitician's voice, doing his best to play WinWin ecotherapist, is D. C: The best way to live is by learning to control [Ego-Left] consciousness D: by also deep learning to ecologically extend RightBrain flowing ecoconsciousness. To do so, evolution, whether personal...

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Life, Love, Freedom, Multiply, Deep contemplation, Encompasses understanding, Awakens the inner man, humbling his venturing, A pathway, unhesitatingly travelled, to achieve personal goal's fulfilment....

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Like a dirty stain that should be removed, the once clear distinction between men and women has become murky and gray. The stain grows and smears lines and edges, the shape of men and women are remolded. Gone are the curvy feminine lines of a womanly figure, replaced by more angular lines. The bold, masculine lines of a man are softened, erased and...

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by Michaelw1two one's anguish exhausts this moments last pleasuring as today's sun sets May 2013...

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Why is it that we do that which we don’t want to do And we don’t do that which we want to? This is the question that troubled the Apostle Paul A man of God, who still struggled with those inner tendencies. It’s a question that troubles me, too, The good that we should do, seems so hard to...

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it is not a simple bond that connects it is not an easy truth that links the place we are going the future it's a complex love I'm feeling...

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