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Erudition Poems - Poems about Erudition


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counting years of life accumulated wisdom aged erudition...

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Categories: erudition, dedication, inspirational, meaningful, prayer,
Form: Haiku
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ERUDITION unveiled  to the past &the future  to a ambitious  pre-eminence now  no longer a given to challenge & correct the irrelevant moving in a different direction once   besotted by  tradition so revelatory yet  elemental   reach out within   ourselves afresh to voyage a complete rethink in small interventions of the moment to the postmodern & be transformed simultaneously to make   evident separately ensure relevance of the scholarly & innovative NOTE:THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols ,the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and responds thus making this enigmatic form a two way interplay & interpretatIon unique to the moment& changing according to mood is inherently variable....

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Categories: erudition, poetry,
Form: Other



Estele Rigia
He made metalanguage of his own metalanguage and therefore had long since distanced himself from us, behold, he lived in the limbo of a virtual athenaeum and there sprinkled with letters and meanings the dough of bread-word that he consumed in the semantic fever of his post-erudite routine. From above, he saw that the world...

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Categories: erudition, meaningful, wisdom, words,
Form: Prose
Illumination
Erstwhile was my eye blind To your most pristine shine, Which best scans eschews With a graceful guiling sign. Yet now may my pupil sight Your wondrous doings espy, Which men's erudition mock With wisest strategem high. Most sterling sense I salute In your ageless infinite trails, Which world's charlatan wits Shame as brazen lying tales. Invincible light at last I find Cached in your lasered...

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Categories: erudition, adventure, allegory, allusion, best
Form: Didactic
Erudition May Not Go With Education
I'm sure everyone has met a few of these: Planning on college but can't formulate a sentence or spell shoe Still they want a degree so they think college will do Many leaders in the world never had a formal education Such as Ford, Lincoln, Churchill, Truman and Edison What they learned they acquired by their own volition And...

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Categories: erudition, education, giggle, hilarious, humorous,
Form: Couplet




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