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Fallacy Poems - Poems about Fallacy

Premium Member The Jewish Fallacy
I am smart And God told me this is how it is (My smartness enabling me to recognize God) And so what I say (Being what God told me) Then is correct and true And, perhaps most importantly, unique, (Because God told me). And the fact He told my whole tribe at once (Through the intermediary Moses) Makes it proven to be true (Even though there...

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Categories: fallacy, humanity, perspective, philosophy, religion,
Form: Narrative
An owl
Oh, my dear oval faced owl, Your...

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Categories: fallacy, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme



Lost libido as rez erected cockamamie Shtrungool haint no prickly fallacy
Lost libido as rez erected cockamamie Shtrungool haint no prickly fallacy The following pastiche poetically pricked prick, whereby fantasy courtesy Eros (????) cow licked country bumpin videlicet hick bullied who consider me on account of a dinky dick. Me primate chronological adolescent and emerging adult age evinced no whoa Biblical flood thru microsoft billeted gates bursting viz Dickensian fleshy prickly sticky stub, though smallish - male...

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Categories: fallacy, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Fallacy
Politicians are true to their word Something that's very seldom heard I often wonder why Is it pie in the sky Maybe my thinking is blurred. ...

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Categories: fallacy, truth,
Form: Limerick
Pathetic Fallacy
It is fallacious to pretend we contrive to “become ourselves” when there’s no one to observe us. Mere mice with conceits of grandeur prowling proud like cats in the night - Hubris holds high its hoary head. We are ever just whom we are, we can’t be more and can’t be less until finally we are not. ...

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Categories: fallacy, philosophy,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member A Fallacy of Notion
Smack the Naysayer upside the head far fewer would have been harmed had citizens not been disarmed -- Forefathers wise for Second Amendment which Naysayers habitually make defendant a necessary tool to keep safe even the fool preventing complete social upheaval while man, his soul, remains harbinger of evil!...

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Categories: fallacy, community, evil, political, society,
Form: Free verse
Fallacy
Fallacy They planted a seed and call it the truth They Captivate the world and Ask us for rent If I have to be honest Am paying my dues In a world they told me is free and fair What more do they need from the innocent The days were blue but tomorrow is red The unknown remain the fruits...

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Categories: fallacy, africa, community, corruption, deep,
Form: Epic
Sludge Behind the Dishwasher
As the weather chooses its flavour for the hour, Stubble-ended wood shaves itself on the layers of unseen ground. Synthetic puke seeps through pores seeking to devour Every tiny, curled hair floating in the murk around and around. Pool party skies reside a millimeter higher than the tallest fingertip: Leftovers infect this mass of last meals passed on. A spindle of...

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Categories: fallacy, beauty, drink, identity, life,
Form: Rhyme
The Hospital Fallacy
Why would they toss me in with all these crazy people? Where we can have shared delusions. Of time travel… Insanity can always be expanded on. Especially here. As we forget our families, we form togetherness. So that soon, their stories become my past. So that soon, the collective hopelessness becomes my path....

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Categories: fallacy, angst, mental illness,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Fallacy of Our Beliefs
The road taken is not as straight and, Narrow as we think but a, Huge mountain that we must climb. As in life we have many journeys, That we must take. The sun brings hope in the future, Showing us the way. The moon holds my dreams and, Fantasies within my soul, Showing me what is within reach. The sun and moon inspire our inner, Beliefs...

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Categories: fallacy, adventure, character, courage, dream,
Form: Free verse
Death - a Fallacy
"As a person sheds worn-out garments and wears new ones, likewise, at the time of death, the soul casts off its worn-out body and enters a new one" - Bhagvad Gita 2.22 ~*~ Death is a misnomer Autumn leaves fall only to be born again when spring arrives Body dies but eternal soul is reborn in new body If not reborn,...

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Categories: fallacy, death,
Form: Etheree
Premium Member The Fallacy of My Love Story
All I want is for you to take me away, I just want my love story. I want you to sweep me off my feet. To stop people talking about me, To stop people judging me. To tell me I'm your love, I'm the one you reach for late at nite. I look deeply into your eyes, All I see is the black,...

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Categories: fallacy, allusion, devotion, dream, feelings,
Form: Free verse
Falsehood of Fallacy
humanity can live without planet earth but it should prepare for it humanity can live without the sun but it should prepare for it humanity can live without the universe but it should prepare for it humanity can live without food but it should prepare for it humanity can live without oxygen but it should prepare for it Humanity can live without other creatures but it...

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Categories: fallacy, humanity, irony,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Fallacy
and then there was nothing … a distant echo of vacant abnegation of purpose meaning delusion yet a sense of unease flooded nonchalant meditation a void with no abyss refused to make way to Nirvana sandalwood marched like an Army of thoughts burnt the loin cloth uncovered nudity beyond imagination when the deluge breathed in flickers blistered Nirvana scorched emotions and reason as...

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Categories: fallacy, courage,
Form: Free verse
On the Fallacy of 'Progress' Part Ii
...Let them decide, on a one-by-one basis, what constitutes improvement in their lives. don’t try to push on them moral ideas, leave that to their own conscience to decide. Those Founding Fathers had the right idea, freedom is the thing mankind can know, and progress is not an external cause, it’s a person’s choice how to change or grow. Since society is made...

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Categories: fallacy, america, culture, meaningful, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme

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