Paradigms Poems | Examples


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Premium Member THE MOMENT IT CRACKS

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First, 
the stubborn angle of light~ 
wrong where it always felt right.  

Then,
the floor tilts beneath your feet,  
but no one else seems to notice.  

Words you trusted thicken in your mouth.  
The old map bleeds new rivers.  

You could scream,  
but instead~  
you breathe. 

The world reshapes itself  
around that single, quiet act.

Paradigms of life


A situation or an individual always has two sides or even multiple sides
Its just that you don't tend to knows about it or never got to know one 
A laugh , a beautiful smile which I knew for decades can be an evil smirk that wants me to decay 
Perspective matters and so does the person 
One's happiness is taken granted , while others aren't even granted to take it 
We run , and run more hiding numerous pain or even calculating a situation's side gains 
In the marathon we all run is a life's game chasing just happiness and not pain .
The most unrealistic thing nowadays is happiness 
Bit is it actually happiness or its our willingness to be happy ?
Just sit down and think a bit... An individual and a situation is not what we think it is but always we want to believe it to be 
The cycle of thoughts running and running until the chain springs
Your thoughts define what your action would be 
Rage continued or thinking cleverly 
Well anyways listen to the elderly but do what you want to do dearly 
A person always has an earful to say but don't let it stay
As perspective matters but opinions too as it takes toil on you two

Premium Member How many paradigms and how many paradoxes

How many paradigms and how many paradoxes 
can you stuff into a pair of pint-sized treasure boxes?
And the answer is not,
"Oh teacher, I forgot,"
because I taught you to reason like wily little foxes.


Premium Member Bridging Paradigms

i knew i had crossed the final bridge
when i stopped grieving what i had lost
and started treasuring what i'd been given



AP: 3rd place 2025, Honorable Mention 2022

Premium Member Paradigms Temporality

Paradigms Temporality 
David J Walker

There is no question 
That the evening 
seemed to come 
to an end 
too soon

The temporality of 
your days 
The glow of 
a full moon 
On the rise  

bright are the stars 
beaconing’s
as if distant skies 
were attainable reckonings  
wearing nothing  
but our own 
flesh & bone 

the paradigms new 
	Grew 
From the old

Premium Member Our Paradigms

You can always change your paradigm
By looking closer at the thoughts in your beautiful mind
What beliefs can you say are truly your own
And from all that you know, do you think you have grown?

Our paradigms come from generational beliefs
Passed down through so many generational defeats
What we were all taught was how not to grow
And you are an adult now, question what you'll always be told

Ask yourself where do you truly want to be
When you reprogram your subconscious mind, it's you who is free
Your mind opens the doors that God gave you at birth
When he put your unique soul on this beautiful earth

When you remove past ideals and beliefs, you'll know true self-worth
And each time that you think great thoughts, smile with great mirth
It's you who has the power, to rid your life of shame
And when you open your mind's door, you will never think the same again…
 
(c) Giggles the Poet


Premium Member Easter Paradigms

the triumphal cross
bunnies, eggs and fluffy chicks
schism of festival

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5-7-5 (howmanysyllables.com and syllablecount.com)

16th April 2017

For the "Easter Haiku or Senryu" contest sponsored by Laura Loo.
(First Place)

Shifting Paradigms

This text is silly?
I think your mind is chilly...
Read between the lines,
It's less about making rhymes
Than it's shifting paradigms

Premium Member Revolutionary Paradigms

What's the difference between a regenerative-revolutionary outcome
and an evolutionary process of gradual development?

It depends
whether you are looking for the baby
or listening to the new mom.

But,
if you listen and empathize with both 
communing together,
then probably none.

If 2 times 2 is 4
because each 2 is either or
rather than both and,
then why is 1 times 1 not 
not the same 1,
and also 2?

If me and you grow two
because each me and you is either me 
or not you
yet also both-and me as appositional to you,
then are we not each 1,
and also both part of 2,
as one appositive (nondual) co-defining pair?

When 1
gives birth to another 1,
then this is a revolutionary event
for the newer 1
and an evolutionary process
for the original 1
of any both/and Non-oppositionally gruesome
appositional 2-sum.

Shifting Paradigms

enigma's question                                                                                                       he tells no lies                                                                                                           when asking the wrong question                                                                                    truth is the truth that equals Y                                                                                  when asking aright		                                                                              some how you already knew

Paradigms of Passion

I could tell you the tale 
of the philologist who 
dreamed of his death
in rhetoric.
I could tell you that words
become symbols to
manipulate into 
poems,
but silence suits the
sentence well, right now.

Somewhere, a man takes a flight
across the country.
Nowhere specific, a woman tries
to clear her mind.
The advent of Humanity
is a mere speck 
in the world’s history.
I’ve learned to live it
wistfully,
dreamily,
wondrously.

I don’t ponder over his 
negativity,
over his brood nor his
silence.
I enjoy it,
I adore his thoughts;
the words which wrought 
my creativity. 
The artist is empty without
its counterpart,
its doppelgänger...it’s muse.

Paradigms of Progress

Becoming something from anything
was a great bliss of paradigm.
I take a dip in anonymity.

You will never know
where  you start a rough patch
on the road ?

A prehistoric site could not outlive
the humiliation of proximity to hate.
Violence chewed the dust.

My knees give way to anguish of morality:
horror of captivity of dawn.
The eyes are going to collapse in endless night.

Tapping of kernel in hard shell of truth bothers me,
like a mountain dew under the stone.
I will destroy the anxiety of grass.

Death of desire may take place
Fragrance still devastates the moon.


SATISH VERMA

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