Generalized Poems | Examples

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Premium Member On Second Thoughts

Wasn’t this new order well described
In some fat books we barely read
But even though, we used to cite
Some lines, as if we’d learned from that
In scheme of things I don’t exist
Conceptualized, generalized
Abstracted for the record sheet
Intentionally set aside
I’m digitized by skin and eye
This could have made a better sense
If I’d be individualized  
Not mixed with anybody else
I’m not a nation, not a country
Even my accident of birth  
Don’t give them right to bother me
With what they want me to put forth
I do belong to what I choose 
It’s my free will, one can’t deny
Just second thoughts I'm used to use
Speak fair enough of who am I

Earth's Peaceful Vibration

This hum, and its golden nectar
Of heady sound;
Shook down from where, drip on aired drip
Is healing found.

Awash but one, to this one bush
What's localized.
Best serving all, with all in bloom!
Peace, generalized!

Premium Member Judging Activities

I’m judged by nation, and I can’ help smiling
Reading the sophistry that tells it isn’t so
Although it’s true, I can’t avoid assigning
To propositions that expose me as a foe 
Who benefits from this, keeps it low key
Despite that Bible warning, people judge 
Way bigger than they know, they do agree
To disagree about subjects that seem large
But I’m not judging in response, being detached 
I have enough to deal with on my plate 
Generalized, historisized and tribalized
I’m not that recognized for one’s sweet hate.


Premium Member Envy

Politics is a thing in itself it’s a trust of most trusted 
A part of reality akin to weather you take as it comes
Choose or not what is chosen for you anyway you’re adjusted
To a fate of some nation from which to drop out there isn’t a chance
So in the evening, beside the desk, you take care of the news
Seeing your facelessly multiplied fate in one line maybe two
Feeling generalized for just nothing you’d consciously use
You envy Descartes, and the rose in the garden that’s growing for you.

Premium Member The Quantum Deja-Vu Mandela Effect

I Finally Figure Out How To
Express A Thought Simply...
And Refine The Words To
Their Core, For Effect...

***

Then I Come Back To It
Later, And It Surely Means
The Opposite Now...

!!!!!!

Perhaps I Had
Generalized Just Right?

*Magic Hat*

-Gray Squirrel

09-02-2025

Premium Member Seymour Rides off on a Harley

Seymour was sad that everyone generalized his kind
They do not think I hear, but it hurts, I truly do mind
They say we are slow, because we are snails you see
He did not have to tell me, said his Grandma Vee

She knew that the world made fun of the way they moved
In her day she had been a jitter bug dancer, who really could groove
But now she was just an old snail woman, alone in her chair.
But she knew Seymour did care, yes, her Seymour did care.

I think I will get a cycle and ride away good and fast.
Grandma smiled at his enthusiasm remembering her past.
She opened the garage, where inside sat her own Harley D.
Delighting Seymour when she said “you can have it for free”.


Premium Member Post Truth

I know someone to whom I am a fact
But I can be generalized to an opinion
Which disappears fast if they distract
And so I hibernate until they turn me on
United with my opposite, I laugh
In someone’s argument I do the demon dance
One time I’m crazy, then I’m soft enough
If one can pick me in a better mood by chance
Next time I’m just a goldfish in your bowl
Generalize me more in your opinion
Distinguish me from others of the shoal
Before I slip away into oblivion
But as a fact of life, I’m not so pliant  
And I permit no one to use my mind
For what they call a truth  I’m quite defiant
I have my own, and yours is out of my line.

Premium Member Gifts


GRACE is neither earned nor deserved

IN the grand scheme of things, all need grace

FAVOR is very similar to grace

TECHNICALLY, God's grace is generalized,
                      and His favor is specialized

SALVATION through Christ is indeed a gift

Premium Member Girls Running The World

Girl against being generalized
Look out here comes my generation.
The ones who are gonna reclaim a nation,
Spreading truth meant to be realized.

Premium Member He Said, She Said

I believe the roots of love differ,
    Between men and women from the start.
Though while generalized and inexact,
    The fruits yield a common harvest to the heart.

With men it seems physical attraction is
    Needed, to arouse his predatory pursuit.
While the woman must admire and respect
    Her suitor, beyond the visual tribute.

Often times when these are lacking,
    Any love once built becomes lost.
Whereas neglect may lay claim to the
    Atrophy, only to be measured at great cost.

Humanities culture compels this recipe, while
    Some seasonings add variety to the meal.
Yet regardless of the male/female interaction,
    The family of mankind will survive . . .
        And spin the wheel.

Premium Member Human Nature

Human nature
Cannot be generalized
What is natural for you
Would in no way be natural for me

It would be easier if human nature could be generalized
But would it seem natural if we all loved cats and hated dogs?
If everyone had black and white houses and despised color?

Or would the world lose its charm and its grace?
We might all lose our identity 
And individuality 
If Human nature could be generalized

Premium Member The Guru

The guru knows people, 
and through that knowing 
understands none can be generalized.
All is never a word you can use when describing them.
Each is more accurate.

Sure we may have similar ideas, but even people of the same sect
or religion or family will each have their own outlook and ways of doing
The guru gives each leeway
Sends all skin and hair color love
Does not generalize locales or customs.

Understanding we are each unique
Identical twins are not the same.
Not exactly.
Pete and repeat have diverse ideas.
They are each individual with their own thinking mind.

The guru understands nature.
Appreciates the seasons, the elements, the cycles.
The guru tries to change no one. 
Inspires, uplifts, and sends love.
To each.
That is what the guru does.

Premium Member Faeries Cannot Be Generalized As the Same

Gray Boy, an elephant faerie 
decided to try and sneak up on the village yesterday.
Easier for Cudbo, a silent deer faerie
or Flitpay, a dainty flying butterfly fairy.

Sneaking is not so easy for Gray Boy
We figured it was him when we saw trees falling.
When he gets excited his trunk trumpets loudly. 
He got excited three times. 

All faeries are not the same 
Some faeries have an easier time sneaking than others.
Just as all Republicans are not the same
And certainly all Christians are not the same
Those who do not believe in faeries never know this.
For they cannot see them.

Premium Member Generalizing Traffic

You see a car and you instantly think
She’s young, She’s cute. She’s blonde. She’s perky.
She’s a smiler. She has perfect nails.

Then you catch up.
She is a he.
About eighty.
Struggling to see.

You see a truck and you instantly think
He’s the boss. He has little cowboys. He is rugged.
Then you catch up and she’s a junk yard dog,
The inside looks like the home of a hoarder
She is dropping cigarette ashes out the window.
You are amazed at how wrong you are.

Even traffic
cannot be generalized.

Premium Member Weather Forecasting

weightless astronauts...
they've brain and body problems...
no sense of balance...

there's information...
but input contradictions...
so...computers...

native peoples brains...
same as ours...but for knowledge...
we have weather men...

they do not need them...
bodies react to weather...
and the surroundings...

that information...
the input into our brains...
is generalized...

changes cause headaches...
and other body symptoms...
just weather response...

we go to doctors...
doctors blame stress and tension...
but brains are plastic...

so get out and walk...
exercise your gray matter...
get off all those pills...


stan sand

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