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Son Philosophy Poems

These Son Philosophy poems are examples of Philosophy poems about Son. These are the best examples of Philosophy Son poems written by international poets.


Premium Member The Divine Master
The divine master is many things:
He is a monolith to which we pray;
He is the light and he is the way; 
He’s in each and...

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Categories: philosophy, self,



THE RAT IN THE ROOM
The wise bald old man was languishing in his chair
In front of his mud bunk, when his son sauntered in,
He cleared his throat, took a...

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Categories: humanity, philosophy, poetry, silence,

Premium Member Why?
Children are curious so they ask, why?
Adults, when flustered, let out a sigh.
We often ask why, when loved ones die,
and frequently ask why as we...

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Categories: philosophy, bereavement, betrayal, confusion, fate,

Premium Member Gerd's Dream
The Medicine was harsh
Never promised to be good
Just enlightening.

In luicid dreaming
A giant becomes a Self
So did Gerd follow

To rule too, soon
As his father before him
Leading...

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Categories: philosophy, adventure, deep, dream, fantasy,

Premium Member A Common Fate
A common fate befalls all men,
Ere since the fall in fair Eden.
Whether dirt poor or filthy rich,
all mankind end up in the same ditch.

The common...

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Categories: death, fate, humanity, philosophy,



Premium Member Tombstones and Cemetery Await Us All, Be Brave
Tombstones And Cemetery Await Us All, Be Brave

Howl of the blowing winds waywarder than others
In the darkened cave where evil desires wait
Caste us into stiff...

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Categories: philosophy, boxing day , corruption, integrity,

Premium Member Living In the Present
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Forget about yesterdays…
Worry not about tomorrows…
Learn how to live in the present,
To make your life highly...

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Categories: life, peace, philosophy,

This Is Not Poem, This Is Cry For Help
Ignoring those slaughters,
as if there were none. 
But one of your daughters
Were always son.

Simce pre-school, 
hating all girl toys,
Even though he acted like a fool,
Always...

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Categories: philosophy, anxiety, depression, mother son,

Premium Member Maelstrom
A situation or state of confused movement or violent turmoil. (dictionary definition #2 of Maelstrom)

Today’s opinions are so contrasting and divisive that nobody seems to...

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Categories: philosophy,

Catching Silver
When death, like silence 
Creeps into or sleepy lives

We feel the moorings untie 
The threads that tangle our lives

We feel the currents of emotion upend...

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Categories: philosophy, allegory, allusion, analogy, anger,

Pushing Ii
Pushing past fear
Pushing past obligatory oblivion
Pushing past this pain's sphere

Trying to feel things never felt before 
Never know or seen in darkness desires 
Trying to...

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Categories: philosophy, allegory, allusion, analogy, angst,

Being, Knowing, Willing
Being is life that gives life, truth that gives truth 
It is not perfect, good or divine 
It is simply beyond all these attributes 
Immeasurable...

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Categories: god, philosophy, psychological, religion,

The Frying Game
Young Albert Andrews thought he would 
Help his dad to peel the spuds
Switched on the machine just didn’t linger
To check that he had removed his...

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Categories: philosophy, business, father son, fish,

Premium Member Day Dreams
Day Dreams

I love to have daydreams, 
about the nighttime. 
I believe I can see it all 
clearer in the light. 
I am not afraid of...

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Categories: philosophy, confusion, journey, leaving, love

We Are All Pearls In the Dark Sea
We are all identical pearls in the turbulent sea
The gracious sun may make some shine brighter than others
But this shimmering brightness is not from ourselves...

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Categories: philosophy, analogy, encouraging, humanity, people,


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