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Humanities Poems - Poems about Humanities

Premium Member The Crisis of the Humanities
In a world where wires weave our thoughts,? where screens flicker with fragmented lives,? we stand at the crossroads,? between digits and dreams, ?between data and depth. We must not forget the stories that shape us,? We must not overlook the souls that seek meaning, ?We must not silence the voices echoing through time. ?Humanities are the heartbeats of history, ?the whispers of wisdom...

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Categories: humanities, education, emotions, encouraging,
Form: Free verse
Humanities Insanities
Failing to possess undeviating qualities Railing as they obsess retaliating anomalies Demonstrating abilities observed, are unlikely Estimating hostilities served contritely Lucidity inconsistent appearing manic Clarity nonexistent fearing similarity Novelty an avalanche ideas essential qualities Solidly indefiniteness of all meaning modesty Simplicity, transparency harmony of variety Brilliancy of consistency Illuminates notoriety Complicity of humanities...

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Categories: humanities, conflict, life,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member An Array of Humanities Religious Thoughts
You wonder, as I wonder Where you are, where you are, where are you You ponder, as I ponder, I slumber Where You Are, where are you Seen seeing intervisions fade Failed religions pray Prayers to God a man-made cult Through provocating humanities Taken they have gone from home Now they're torn Gone too...

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Categories: humanities, analogy, confusion, environment, how
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Humanities Grace Infinity's Horizon
A horizontal line represents humanities climb Why the number 8 represents infinity Grace 12/12/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020...

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Categories: humanities, analogy, humanity,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Six-Word Couplet Series Humanities Path
Life One day’s light A teary delight Love A warmth embrace Contains the space Unity The souls entwine Under the divine Loss Broken, wasted away Boundaries don’t stay Alone Choices made wrong You are gone. Death Reflect on yesterday Before passing away 25/10/2018 Sponsored by Mark Toney Poetry contest - Six-Word Couplet Series Encore...

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Categories: humanities, allegory,
Form: Couplet



Humanities Clock
Humanities clock ticks, time moves forward Man's ego drives him to make foolish decisions Great wars were fought Bloody battles raged Each gave way to a new and more frightening age With hatred and greed, prejudice the norm Each one breeding and intense firestorm As we stand poised on the threshold an uncertain future We must examine the present and its...

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Categories: humanities, future,
Form: Rhyme
Humanities Realities
HUMANITIES REALITIES The morality rate is at an all-time low Disparity runs ramped in the streets The reality of it all screams out "NO" While everyone's volcanity seethes in heat The fatality of decency, the mundanity of life Lost vitality in heart, mind, body , and soul The profanity we curse caused by pain and strife Trying to think with a mentality...

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Categories: humanities, betrayal, deep, fear, kids,
Form: Quatrain
Human Vs Humanities
I have yet the words But I can hear myself nevertheless Ever so silent but heard Is mind and body irregardless? I cannot hear myself say Not even uttered unless structured carefully Assuming everyone feels the same way Can I assume humanities are all living foolishly? I think... there are too much human beings We conquer the world but we cannot live in harmony I...

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Categories: humanities, world,
Form: Rhyme
Humanities Redemption
What does it mean to be human? Are we just animals or evolving to become something more? Are we victims to our basic instincts unable to push back and mature? Do our passions control our minds or can our minds control our passions? Is our intellect held ransom by our biology, millions of years in the making? Can the passions...

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Categories: humanities, art,
Form: Prose Poetry
Humanities Enemy
Can you hear me reproduce Good luck finding out the truth I know you cannot see me You'll never know where I'll be You feed me well, so I grow And in time you'll surely know Eventually I'll be seen And you'll try to intervene By then I've done some traveling Conquering and ravaging But there is...

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Categories: humanities, body, cancer, corruption, health,
Form: Personification
For a National Endowment of the Humanities Project - Social Theological Studies
THEORY The truth is that we are the people of North America mixed by the blood that existed via the birth of a nation. We have no biblical presence as given. We are Social Theological Studies. No God was there for us. We became a government formed from earth. We are...

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Categories: humanities, bible, birth, business, culture,
Form: Epic
Humanities Guild
Seventeen cats are what we see. Each one different to a degree, Buddy, Mama, Peppy, and Le-Pew, These are what, we named a few. Seventeen cats, now what to do. How to feed them, we had no clue, They are Ferrell, wild and scared. Scrapping, for food they appeared. Six big, seven little, four just born, Hungry, lost, looking so forlorn, Feeding them is definitely...

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Categories: humanities, animals, hope, life, pets,
Form: Rhyme
Humanities
Humanities... simply all there is The grace of us all... the sins we hide To another we never fail to please How is it... there be a need to die? Shall death come ever so eventually Yet the need for all else ever so necessary Why have we grown so regardlessly? Simply for the sake of holy humanity Enough rules I knew to...

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Categories: humanities, life,
Form: Rhyme
Humanities Messes
A lot of the problems we face in our lives are caused by too many excesses. The state of things in the world today cause too much stress and distress us. Only through Christ and the power of prayer can we conquer the things that opresses us. Keep faith...

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Categories: humanities, faith,
Form: Rhyme
Humanities Doorway
Stretching, far as my eyes can see in the night sky, Thousands and thousands of spaceships float by. Again and again this dream taunts me, with no cry. I have no delusion; I know this is a dream so dry. Rolling across, heavens as in motion picture mode. Was this an omen or just my mind, or some code? Alien spaceships,...

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Categories: humanities, life, mystery, science, science
Form: Acrostic

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