Sonnet Philosophy Poems
These Sonnet Philosophy poems are examples of Philosophy poems about Sonnet. These are the best examples of Philosophy Sonnet poems written by international poets.
When Silence SpeaksThe leader, philosophical and wise,
Ends his speech after a long silent pause,
His true followers with half open eyes
Responding with admiring oohs and aahs.
Turn up the...
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perspective, philosophy,
TRUST
Condescending Mastermind
Your path is certain,
Always a narrow line.
Your words you fill with sweet designs;
Relinquish scattered emotions to the flame of the hearts,
Now eroded with...
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philosophy, angst, betrayal, deep, heartbreak,
A Stoic's Chlorophyll CoronaSonnet I
In realms of emerald hush, where sunlight strains
Through veils of green, a silent throng takes root,
A clovered congregation on the plains,
Their stoic forms a...
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feelings, nature, philosophy, psychological,
The greater design
What lies beyond the bounds of our belief?
The cosmic code that we can never crack
The shades of glory and of grief
The endless edges of the...
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philosophy, beautiful, creation, destiny, fantasy,
Everything from B to ZSomething's missing in the puzzle of life.
I'm living without something, I just know.
I must tell you, my confusion is rife.
I'm stumped. I've hunted high....
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growth, humor, journey, philosophy,
Time To Believe Kyrielle Sonnet Poetry, sponsored by Regina Mcintosh
Nature's unmatched beauty on Earth
Seeds faith in supreme power's worth
One may convert blind in a day
His love and...
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philosophy, allusion, beautiful, creation, faith,
Never Give UpOn the outside our struggles are showing,
Our doubtful thoughts are certainly growing.
Deep down inside us our hearts are glowing,
Because we know there is peace in...
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philosophy, adventure, faith, hope, life,
Perpetual
"Not many things are perpetual. Real love, God, and hope in Him are some of the few." by poet
Perpetual means lasting forever.
Not many are the...
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philosophy,
Concept CrunchFlora in its way, fauna in its way; work hand in hand.
Uniting all, keeping the health of habitats intact
Does my existence incorporate another extant?
Do I...
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environment, life, nature, philosophy,
SlumberThis overwhelming sense I fear is death,
Macerates any attempt of release,
Your weight upon my chest holds still my breath,
A lamb in languor, I plead for...
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philosophy, dream, evil, introspection, metaphor,
NamelessMore than an anonymous, I find me faceless.
Fallen prey to the predators of world concerns
Life has gone baseless, and my face has gone graceless.
Owing to...
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life, people, perspective, philosophy,
Stoicism Sonnet“Yesterday I was clever, so I wanted to change the world.
Today I am wise,
so I am changing myself.”
Rumi
In a world where ego still...
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emotions, perspective, philosophy,
''In Reply To Hamlet's Soliloquy'' Ii“To be, or not?” asked Hamlet, tortured soul,
a mind transfixed between looming limbo
and life's thin, airy hold; this loathsome role,
...
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philosophy, allusion, depression, introspection, life,
Poems About ShakespearePOEMS ABOUT SHAKESPEARE by Michael R. Burch
Fleet Tweet: Apologies to Shakespeare
by Michael R. Burch
a tweet
by any other name
would be as fleet!
Fleet Tweet II: Further Apologies...
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philosophy, poems, poetry, poets,
As a Poet, the Importance of TruthAs A Poet, The Importance Of Truth
I wrote all that sunny day and all night
About love, life, also humanity
Not every day was sunny and bright
Nor...
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philosophy, character, courage, deep, identity,