Philosophic Poems - Poems about Philosophic

... A catholic priest from the Scottish highlands, Scotus treaded a nonconformist philosophic path, deviating from the high middle age mainstream, for his doctrines of realistic beliefs ......Read More

...by the interpretation comes perception—the faraway dream, the symbols—or the way I attack myself—in harassing my screams. upon a wishbone, to feel some semblance, listening to darker parts; the curse......Read More

...thesis: strength endures voids and emptiness. strength constructs no homes (antithesis: if your house leaks then on swollen days in sullen seasons there is no home for you) there is endless r......Read More

...when the rich wage war, it is the poor who die overflowing their bank accounts as they lie hiding behind niceties as they make us slaves wars made to control us, which they create and crave w......Read More

...Robert’s crafted a fine form of poetry we will sup drink from philosophic cup his creativity’s now reborn. Form "Lind30"......Read More

...The philosophy of philosophy is a philosophic probe not well lubed and often painful as the followers grow old crumbled bits of papered truth lost within their souls begging for a second chance......Read More

... Development laps at emaciated canvas Exponential images whisper a thousand words Chemical dip shifts generic into candid Graphic effigy given vigour by a brief submerge Slippery minutes exp......Read More

...Wandering around the earth saying you love me? What do you know of love.., If I thought you knew anything of love I would've stayed.. yes, there beside you in that little house, in that little bed.......Read More

...Bedtime stories rode to magical realms night lights turned off her shining smile in a blanket of hug and lukewarm kisses, a sweet birdsong pulled eyelid curtains and innocence fell asleep by ......Read More

..."Turn on the television", Says an angel munching popcorn, At the end of each century "What are the humans up to?" 15th Century: Columbus exploring lands on unending voyages Enchanting......Read More

...The art of love is largely the art of persistence. The rose speaks of love silently, in a language known only to the heart. A single rose can be my garden.a single friend, my world. Beauty without......Read More

...UNQUOTABLE QUOTES: LIII - Tongue Teasers Whether the glass is « half full » or « half empty », what counts is WHO « drank" the "other half », the « better half » ? Lucky Devil ! « By hook or......Read More

...I thought poetry is -name of Mesopotamia which was the first civilization to emerge in human history -ancient cave peoples surviving life struggle I thought poetry is -an immortal love story o......Read More

... Somewhere in the pretty petty imaginary illusion of delusion There lies a truth an edifice of search between obtuse confusion Windows like brick walls and concrete blocks birthing the light Na......Read More

...Villanelle: The only thing the masses can buy The only thing the masses can buy That’s not listed on the stock market The one-way ticket out of our sky They scrub they shine they barely e’......Read More