Moral Principle Poems | Examples

    
    I am not so-called religious , but sure to be righteous,
     Always trying to take right move at every step of my journey.
       Righteousness is real pivot of my life to honour .

    Whenever any hindrance embowers or blocks my path
   I analyse in rational way how to get rid of problem ,
   I venture always keeping keen eye pointing righteousness.

   I can neither compromise nor forgive obvious crime.
   My sense of righteousness always guides me to act ruthless.
   Noble kindness fails to deviate me from my strict decision.

    My confidence is always associated with righteousness.
    To act righteous, courage is the most important factor.
     My strict moral principle is the base of righteousness.

   FOR MY ENEMY


     I could neither punish nor forgive 
      my enemy, as that would go
      against my moral principle,
      also I honour my self esteem
      which is extremely important .

       But I send my best wishes 
       for your refinement
       I wish betterment 
       in your activity.
       May honesty guide you
       to show right path.
      Really I pray in mirth.
      
       I'm to send good wishes
      to my enemy giving scope 
      for self- rectification
      through repentance
      so that at end
      I may forgive.

*Image of State Bar of Texas by Articles.
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Appreciation Day

I have not yet formed my children to be,
none unique in school as to be at home,
but when worry finds me, it commonly
offers a non compos mentis syndrome.

Mainly, the boys and, remotely the girls.
We switched staff as guardian ad litem,
not verbatim, taxpayer's pigs on pearls
soliloquy, current sense farfetched 'em

boys will be boys scenario. Lord sweet,
Saviour, now the talk with the principal.
Blah, blah, got out to sources via tweet,
hence, amass based on moral principle,

they convoked pride of our alma mater.
Yea! Ah, OMGoodness, Superbus pater.

2022 January 28

*HMS; 10 syllables x 10 lines = 140 syllables

Keywords:
Non compos mentis; not sane or in one's right mind.
Guardian ad litem; ward of the State while in official capacity.
Alma mater; nourishing mother/the school, college, or university that one once attended.
Superbus pater; Proud father.

The heart that is longing to natures chancing,
hearing the music the souls needed dancing.
Trees raised crowns towards the clouds as homage,
granting the request in tears as rain hostage.
Sublimity from loving spirit not being asserted,
tomb of worlds past and society diverted.
Precious vision to become empty of presume,
empty hearts reflected to recreate the bloom.
Wilderness in all so over-whelming,
mental expansion naturally mending.
Before the feet can reach that dwelling place,
imagine that sphere in all grace.
The silence of the heart wakes the whole creation,
natures moral principle before preparation.
Loving souls whom life has thrown apart,
destinies to separate and fulfilling a new start.
Lives ocean waves come to wake and leaving,
to solve in oneself the rhythms of pleasing.

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