False Spiritualities
False Spiritualities
Our age is full of spiritual criminals
“I teach you!” I will show you the way!”
Yes, they will help. Of course. For money
People want to find the way. The way out
Why? People are fearing. Hmm. Future
Yes. But maybe too late, the gate is closed
Then came the help! The spiritual teachers!
“I teach you practices, knowing, meditations!”
They
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Categories:
pseudo, fate, life, mental health,
Form: Free verse
Today's leaders
From ashes of pain, true leaders rise,
Forged in struggle’s unyielding cries.
Yet now, from gilded thrones of greed,
False prophets spawn, with lies they breed.
They weave deceit, a cunning art,
To hijack souls and rend the heart.
Using hired blades and looted dimes,
They buy men to side their evil dreams
Behind a flag, their falsehoods creep,
While nation bleeds and victims
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Categories:
pseudo, corruption, political,
Form: Free verse
DALI PSEUDO SCAPIGLIATA
pantheon rome
dome
dissolves
before our eyes
transmutes
into
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Categories:
pseudo, appreciation, art,
Form: Ekphrasis
A Pseudo Love Poem
So it's back to love, gonna write about love
My favourite subject besides giggles
The thrill, the passion, the heat of the moment
Makes me wanna wiggle and jiggle
Love makes me act in very strange ways
As if I'm possessed by some demons
Always been a very prim and proper man
Really can't imagine the reason
Maybe I'm reliving my teenage years
Heard
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Categories:
pseudo, love,
Form: Rhyme
Pseudo-Smile
Nights unveil the darkness
Of dreary, dismal days
Thoughts plummet deeply
And diverge in disarray
Anxieties surmount
Ability to cope is seized
Sad face, a pseudo-smile
Hope barely within reach
November 10, 2021
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Categories:
pseudo, anxiety, dark, pain, truth,
Form: Rhyme
Pseudo Allegory: Behind the Veil of Deception
If only for a moment you could let me inside
To see a great fortress, or hobbit hole where you hide
I won't be judgemental and play toying tricks
I just want a gander, see what makes you tick
Feel the pain of your sorrow, wicked past telling lies
Keeping you held at gunpoint by yourself stepped aside
Behold the rainbows
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Categories:
pseudo, betrayal, character, conflict, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Pseudo Science and the Soul
It’s said, the weight of the soul is 21 grams.
Dr MacDougall told us this.
To measure, he put the dying on the scales.
Dr MacDougall, proving his point
Took some dogs, weighed them too.
Dr MacDougall was a man of science
He weighed the dead, then killed the dogs
Dr MacDougall of Haverhill, Massachusetts.
A man of authority let’s not forget,
Dr MacDougall
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Categories:
pseudo, angst, death, religion, society,
Form: Rhyme
Pseudo Martyrdom
A scream of martyrdom, could be a collision,
I've felt my colony and called them to die.
Never I've seen on death so delightful breathing,
when in heaven I said, what do you want to know?
A blonde nymph spread legs, I gagged and climax,
these holy wars lied down and still search for others.
Roger roger roger, please
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Categories:
pseudo, courage, destiny,
Form: Alexandrine
The Serpent of Pseudo-Paradise
So sophic, so subtle, so sensual, so strong,
He gleamed in God’s garments so fair.
To the virginal mother he sang his sweet song
With her family happily there.
So trusting, so fearing, so captive, so free,
She savored his soothing embrace.
From the lips that she kissed came the dreadful decree:
“Your children I’ll chase from this place.”
So anguished, so broken,
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Categories:
pseudo, allusion, dark,
Form: Rhyme
Pseudo Sciecnce
The pseudo-science
Cooking is not rocket science but would be cook has to
learn the basic after this he must discover why some
food doesn’t go well mixed with the wrong ingredients
The rudimentary is salt, pepper and butter and then
spices depending on the dish.
The food on the plate should look appetising but
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Categories:
pseudo, abuse, age, america, angst,
Form: Blank verse
Consequences of Pseudo Love
"Let time fly, my love
my affexrarionnever leaves my heart for you
you are the essence of my being
"but that it would fly faster," she murmured
"My love thrives with your love near
your lips don’t rest easy on my mind
and neither does the smile on your delicate face languish
on this mind of mine
Like stone barriers keep
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Categories:
pseudo, love hurts,
Form: Prose Poetry
Fanaticism Runs Poetically Amok As Pseudo Tribalism Village Two
Case in point comprises emotional state of euphoria
would deafeningly, definitely, deliciously get
frenziedly expelled from stadium. Roe ting for
“our boys” packing every last seat in the bleachers
all manner of humankind would (during lulls)
Instagram, Kindle, Messenger, Outlook, Quicken,
Snapchat, Twitter. Santander, Verizon,Wells Fargo
might be sponsors for major competitive challenge.
Zero tolerance
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Categories:
pseudo, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Fanaticism Runs Poetically Amok As Pseudo Tribalism Village One
airing zeal! If (dog forbid) the richly paid, namebrand
looming kneecapped kneeling illustrious giant egghead
con cussed career athletes fumble, crumble and bumble
spelling a loss for those spectators (who doled out
a wad of cash) quickly make collective disappointment
known by cursing, first in loin, odiously reprehensible,
unacceptable wimpy yikyaking atrocious carpetbombing
expletives. As
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Categories:
pseudo, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: I do not know?
An Absolutely Nonsensical Pseudo Poem That Fails To Pass For a Fairy Tale
When poet Tennyson was very young,
He was a handsome tiny son,
Who loved playing tennis under the sun.
When in his teens,
Tennyson excelled at his studies
So much so that he won the admiration of
Adorable girls who numbered ten.
As an adult Tennyson the tiny son went on a journey
To a faraway city called Newcastle upon
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Categories:
pseudo, children, fairy, funny, nonsense,
Form: Free verse
Mint, Peppermint, Cool Mint --- a Nonsensical Pseudo-Poem
Mint, peppermint, Cool Mint, badminton. . . .
But that's not what I meant.
You still don't know what I meant?
Then I'll give you a hint.
There's a famous guy named Clint.
Yes, his family name is Eastwood.
As an actor, he's sharp as a flint.
He always wears a shirt with a nice
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Categories:
pseudo, humor, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
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