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Didactic Poems | Didactic Examples

Premium Member A Bibliology condensed'
Awakening humanity.' Struggling within the breadth and depth of possibility's revelling in those possibility's and also an Obstinancy.' Blood-soaked actions stoking their reality wanderers all' Lost leaders exploring so much iniquity bursts of good; with some intensity! Travelling in orbits so Habitually. Builders of edifices in great vanity' until redemption through the veil of flesh; to humanity.'...

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Categories: bible, education,
Form: Didactic
Identity and the Mirror of Consciousness
Before the emergence of consciousness, we were a reflection of God. Afterward, unable to perceive identity through internal reflection, God became a reflection of us; consciousness splitting the mirror - two hemispheres asking: “Who are you?” But no mirror can reflect itself— so in that fracture, identity becomes alienated, externalized, 'Other'd; yet, even in this exile, human identity remains one facet of the Earth; a lens...

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Categories: earth, identity,
Form: Didactic



ROSE AND HONEYSUCKLE MONTH
No need for long talk Because the long talk Keeps you stuck That sucks It's energy draining. You can only unfold What you behold You're only powerful Over what you can control Be guided; Diligence is the master key to life. Welcome to the month Of Pride and Awareness June to be precise The sixth month of the...

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Categories: africa, children, christian, community,
Form: Didactic
Sculpting human: Tinkering out-loud
The precursor Who you are and what you are is your personal dream. It is only when you speak it into the stream of the world that you can claim to be a member of A Living Society. It's your obligation to do so and the only...

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Categories: poetry, poets, society,
Form: Didactic
Premium Member Differently
Is it so much that we believe in ourselves You and I so different in life our journey Difference in path we live same hopes Mine not as rich as yours or is it Each has purpose we find homelessness We struggle the same dream of reality Beaten? Or just experience of life's teachings Our...

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Categories: change, creation, humanity, identity,
Form: Didactic



Premium Member Hands up'
I fall short Lord..Help me in this challenge of faith.! Help Me to trust you more..I am decieved by my own eyes and Human knowledge..Help me in Jesus name.)...

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Categories: destiny,
Form: Didactic
Premium Member e u, u n, are done'
Weep and wail..You who are not a kingdom.' Yet who would Rule as God.! Setting a throne on high..Yet it is a toilet in The eyes of The One True God ' He has placed you on notice.' And you will be abased.!! Those who are women Yet swagger as men shall stagger.' Sores will be their...

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Categories: anxiety, betrayal,
Form: Didactic
I No Speaky
I no speaky . . . 'cept better'n you! Hide white-crime behind white-erasure; that this brown skin'll ne'er win your view, unless more light lights-upon your vacuous “Truths”; for all your Of, & For, & By; your final-flush to nether-color, as "Green" abuse' your hues. Then burn in'er . . . 'till stone owns you! Hope, however, by heaven's 'pink reckon', as though such hall's called rabbits like you; keep...

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Categories: america, political, racism,
Form: Didactic
EMBODY YOURSELF
Know yourself If not People gonna Write your story Forgetting your history But just for their glory. They make you feel Like you're nothing Just to make you lazy Feeling above you Then act crazy Making you the villain Just put you on surveillance. Steadily watching Your moves and motives So they can put you On slow motion Causing confusion Leaving you...

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Categories: africa, children, christian, community,
Form: Didactic
MATTER ARISING
Do you ever Do to yourself What you've done to others So you know the pains That comes with it It's so crazy Very lazy acting without thinking. I just hope You get What you Wish on another Not preaching Ain't a pastor But a God son God save us From what we don't know Bless us With what we've never own....

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Categories: africa, children, christian, community,
Form: Didactic
Navigating the Treacherous Waters of Office Politics
In office halls, where silhouettes loom, Beware the boss who calls you aside to manipulate, A trap awaits, where whispers seal your destiny, Keep colleague woes locked deep, an unspoken weight. Security's helping hand may hold a test, Expectation's seed, in every coin you nest, Proximity breeds contempt, a subtle art, One day's omission, and you're branded apart. Close friendships forged in workplace...

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Categories: africa, analogy, best friend,
Form: Didactic
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
When trust is broken Feelings start fading In love you become lazy or crazy Can't confide in each other A place of peace, calm or serenity Now a battlefield, steadily pouring out aggression on each other. Two hearts that caress and defend each other Start bruising or humiliating each other As they wrestle The children watch, then start screaming Don't...

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Categories: africa, children, christian, community,
Form: Didactic
Parasitic Perspectives
Humans is what we are because we have a skill given to us Under a word called metacognition Maybe that feeling of metacognition gives us the opportunity to trust Availing our own thoughts, feelings, and actions Nevertheless, this metacognition becomes slowly solipsistic Selfish in other words, thinking that we are the only ones However, we forget like humans always do, that...

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Categories: self, world,
Form: Didactic
WORTH
I keep distance From what I can't achieve You can't give What you don't have Know your worth, what you can offer for the pay Whatever You're not in possession of You own no right to Money and more Know what you're worthy of Like I've always said You can't give what you don't have. Life comes with Stages and pages Sew your clothes...

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Categories: africa, children, christian, community,
Form: Didactic
The Spiritual - Material Nexus known as THE TRUTH
The Spiritual/Material Nexus is Biology and its material antithetical responses to "The Laws of Nature". That process is fundamentally "Cooperative"; a symbiosis based on "Trust". The successful Social Organism, "Civilization", operates the same way. President Trump never speaks "The Truth". A "Faithless" Government is a failure calling for immediate remediation or abolition to safeguard our Individual values. ...

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Categories: america, black african american,
Form: Didactic

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