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Didactic is a form verse, the aim of which is to instruct the mind and improve morals, but there is more didactic. What is didactic in poetry (complete definition)?
Idle musingswithin each individuated appearance manifest
the totality of the absolute whole exists
it simply cannot be otherwise
therefore we here now
seemingly bound are yet free
upon entwining polarities in this form
requiring melding ego in head with Self in heart
there...
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Categories:
spiritual,
Form: Didactic
Musings on deathwhat is born must die …
this we know but do not accept
in as embrace with vibrant nonchalance ~
no, let us admit it fellow souls
we are in truth truly afraid
we have seen birds in mourning...
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Categories:
death,
Form: Didactic
CHANCE RANDOMNESS in the experimentalrandomness in art
essentially
a one-off experiment to suggest
a counterintuitive interpretation
In a visual representation
with the element chance
to bring spontaneity
thereby
liberating creativity from rational thought
becomes
full of surprise
open to different interpretations
revealing
visually striking
unexpected connections
of meaningful shapes
in
chance
imaginative conclusions...
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Categories:
art, imagination,
Form: Didactic
HEAVEN'S ABOVEabove the sidereal
where God dwells
a place of things eternal
to which Jesus ascended
a future place
of departed Christians
raised from the dead
clothed in spiritual bodies
to enjoy eternity
in this divine kingdom
their names written down
as partakers&kin
to enjoy their reward
of eternal blessing
face to face
in this new earth & heaven
the first heaven &earth
were passed away
there is no more sea
in this tabernacle of God
God shall wipe tears from eyes
no death sorrow or crying do remain
nor shall there be any more pain
these former things are passed away
the city has no need of the sun or moon
the glory of God&the Lamb
shall always lighten it
so no night or darkness is to be found
no temple needed here
the Lord God Almighty
& the Lamb are the temple
in the holy city of new Jerusalem
The gates of the city shall not be shut
for those with His name on their forehead
& written in the Lamb's book of life
for all things are new in this Jerusalem...
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Categories:
christian, heaven,
Form: Didactic
Chasening Truths
Baby birds
Tucked in warm pew-nests
Mouths agape to catch
masticated lies
Rather than growing
Mature enough to bake
The bread of life
Frightened animals
Leaving blinders on
So our blind leader
We can trust and believe
Rather than being
brave enough to look
At...
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Categories:
bible, change, character, corruption,
Form: Didactic
PEOPLE ALWAYS TALK
When you live luxury, people will talk
That's a show off person
When you live Austerity, people will talk
That's a a backpacker
When you're selfless, people will talk
That's a yes-person
When you're selfish, people will talk
That's a narcissistic
Don't let...
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Categories:
africa, community, deep, education,
Form: Didactic
Inner SoulBeing or spirit whom to say
A living light, life with emotions
Who say that to which we are
A monkey's descendant or rock we crawl
That of a heart pumps with assistance
DNA similar...
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Categories:
body, character, identity, irony,
Form: Didactic
Yeah, but what does it really meanShe has 50,00 followers,
He has 1,00,00, followers, really,
Yeah but what does it really mean?
Should we give a bean?
Will it ruin many a dream?
With productivity now quite lean,
As we follow someone else's billion-dollar dream,...
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Categories:
absence, analogy, assonance, autumn,
Form: Didactic
EFFORTEffort is important in whatever you do
Knowing where to make an effort makes
All difference by consistent focus on
The result and things that's effective
Creating way for greater opportunities
When you thought you've seen it all
You've seen nothing...
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Categories:
africa, community, education, inspirational,
Form: Didactic
What are we?
The mind is a phenomena,
questioning a journey we are unable to predict,
but what are we but specks of dust,
floating in an endless universe.
What are we but seekers of the unknown,
forever pondering meaning and belonging.
With...
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Categories:
introspection,
Form: Didactic
EncouragementIs found in God..!
By the Spirit
Through the Son
Gift of Gifts
The all in One.!...
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Categories:
appreciation, bible,
Form: Didactic
2016's Trauma: Living with a Narcissist Part 1She spoke to the universe and calmly said
That she wanted a marriage. She wanted to wed
So she was sent to Johannesburg and into a monster's bed
Where God taught her a lesson of life instead...
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Categories:
abuse, divorce, marriage, recovery
Form: Didactic
Sea Glass: IlluminationA sea-faring vessel on Galilean
Sea, fully dutied, dawn's a storm.
The ship's crew saw Christ walk
on water -- disciples inclusive.
Peter bid to partake, Christ said,
"Come." He beheld watery life
'neath the becalm Sea...
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Categories:
faith, fate,
Form: Didactic
This Crown of Thorns
We wear it like a scar
often hidden from public view
as though a mark of shame.
We wear it with a stoic smile
we hardly feel our own, for even
a simple smile requires effort.
It erodes our countenance
like the...
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Categories:
analogy,
Form: Didactic
Fin du MondeFin du Monde
I
For years I refused to drink beer – awful stuff
to my taste. On rare occasions I did – but only
to be sociable and, where I could, to “fit in.”
Besides, not only did...
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Categories:
drink,
Form: Didactic
Specific Types of Didactic Poems
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Definition | What is Didactic in Poetry?