Insoluble Poems - Poems about Insoluble

...Plagued by the memories of insoluble illusions that hang on the tapestry of yesterday where mythological masks were worn in another time, another place and are relived in pictures hanging on my ......

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...You start the poem but cannot end it insoluble through teared eyes A whipping wrecking ball swung, slugging your breast striking a sharp chord of melancholy thought hidden a random book, a rand......

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...I must admit she’s beautiful. I see her swagger towards me. Yet I feel confused. I am in an insoluble maze. I am reminded of a marigold. She loves me She loves me not. Bah! Waste of time. ......

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...It’s like being hit by a meteor Where there’s no tomorrow It is like doomsday, really Where everything is ugly And absolutely nothing is pretty I just received the bad news That my sister-in-la......

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...Li Bai translations These are my modern English translations of Chinese poems by Li Bai, also known as Li Po. Zazen on Ching-t’ing Mountain by Li Bai translation/interpretation by Michael......

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...If I leave today Know I'm in a better place The pain while dying is quite my biggest fear Taking xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx trying to relieve some stress Crying deep within, you'll never see my tears Lif......

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..."Got your fluff again" (for purpose of this poem pronounce last word uh gain). The missus uttered aforementioned phrase as she pulled a clump of my hair from out the clogged shower drain for......

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...21st Century Version Falling for a feeling my beloved soulmate lifetime partner-husband: Can’t order it online, nor Request it a feeling solely from one’s te......

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...I still don't realize why when I mentalize you, it rains inside me... and the sun gets cloudy in silence... What an insoluble mystery...!......

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...Spirituality is about spirit, It seeks to see the soul To set it free To savour the bliss of salvation Religion rooted in religious scriptures Rules, regulations, rituals Binds humans A......

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...Quotes: -- " deus ex machina " ""Aristotle praised Euripides, however, for generally ending his plays with bad fortune, which he viewed as correct in tragedy, and somewhat excused the interventi......

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...When the curtains are closed Enjoy a moment from the basement window Your mind has many thousands of rooms In some cases you ......

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...We have much in common, the same number of limbs organs, D.N.A., frailties. Yet there’s still a smidgen, a pinch of disparity, just enough difference for a disagreement. Enough to possibly ......

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...LOST IN YOUR THOUGHTS Let not my spring go dry Let not my sunshine set at dawn Let not my joy fade at its peak And my candle never be put out in the wind Let my brightness rule the day Cro......

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