Empathies Poems - Poems about Empathies

...Looking back at the photograph, I touch the worn edges, sagaciousness of the past, the cold, places forgotten. I feel the spring’s warmth, fall’s emptiness, summer days left behind. I smel......

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...You got me feeling oh so distant I don’t want to be here this instant You can make your little love moves elsewhere… Because you’re doing it right in front of me, I swear Maybe I shouldn’t care......

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....Evil A wormy apple bruised bread crawling with weevils Mottled black and blue Essences of evil Skull and crossbones warn deadly poisonous gas Tortured cries and moans Creepy sutured mask ......

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... Feeding the soul glimpses of grace, Treasured hope and lasting light, feelings Forever penetrating the soul who knows… Love is like the most beautiful star, glowing Always showing......

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...exceed eurekas enrich elegant emo eccentricities evanesce empire egos enlist epic empathies......

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... God Bless America For all her flaws current Republican claws what a lady eloquence from France after all A land of all lands people made up of all peoples there will always be the......

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...Nothing in all creation can equal true loves value a priceless gift Unpretentiously given delicately expressed no accommodation for superiority or spite Tranquilly awaiting to ......

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... The color of my heart is red- and true. Dark red glows love- pink, altruistic care. But at the same time, radiates rich blue as loyalty dwells strong and deep in there. Just like ......

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...Iain McGilchrist, neurological psychologist, builds on previous findings of Edward De Bono and Julian Jaynes. Human nature is bicamerally structured for cerebral and appositional specialization,......

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...I question my own interplay of psychology and political science. Does this too facilely root analogy within ecology of climate health v pathology? Intersections of sociology and psychology are at......

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...In 1968, a time of great concern for healthy human civil rights for and of women as well as LeftBrain culturally dominant men, Gregory Bateson invited a Symposium not quite a finished Symphony p......

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...I never really understood how people became addicts. I still don't. How do you let something destroy you, yet smile so widely when you get that fix? I don't quite get the meaning behind it,......

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