Sagacity Poems | Examples


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A hypothesis to test

Empowered am I
Change of ideals
Knots  to untie
The positive reveals        

So much to do
No time to waste
Create an opus too
No cut and paste

I read and digest
Then spell out
A hypotesis to test
The title to shout

Will they read?
The ideas, new
A hybrid seed
For only a few

Let's start at home
Follow me, please
The rest can roam
Late, sagacity, seize

Sagacity


Deep roots hold the tree, 
Branches reach for endless sky, 
Fruit falls, knowing earth.

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Premium Member Sagacity

Spiritual journey is a pilgrimage to piety
from vice to virtue toward divine consciousness, 
attained by sagacious introspection.

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January 19, 2023
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Sagacity

Seeing truth…
in the blindness of others

(Dreamsleep: December, 2019)

Extrasensory Sagacity

J-ust
U-se
D-irectly
Y-our

E-xtrasensory
S-agacity
P-erceivng
O-r
S-eeing
O-pportunity

Topic: Birthday of Judy G. Esposo (September 23)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

Sagacity

Darkness, the beginning path
  spawns brightness at the end

Storm clouds over a troubled youth
  division on the mend

Struggles, trials, and failures past
  just fuel to keep you warm

Sagacity, the final truth
   —eyes seeing through the harm

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2016)


Mindful Sagacity

insightful wisdom
      nurtured muse
                    my mind feeds my soul



MagiCicada 13
June 23, 2018

Premium Member The Sagacity of Sir Lawrence

"The trick, Bill Potter ...

"Is not MINDING that it hurts."

A shade of my grey.

Sagacity

Darkness,
the beginning path
Burns brightest
at the end

Storm clouds
over a troubled youth
Success now on
the mend

Struggles, trials,
and failures past 
Just fuel,
to keep you warm

Sagacity, 
the final truth
Eyes seeing past
the harm

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2016)

Sagacity

Sagacity

Pulled from the beating heart
This quick agony
Spells

For what wrong thought to be
Became so easily
Right

So right the languid exponent
Of ready truth
Knew

With the arrogance of comprehension
Gave its struggle
Righteousness

And in the pity of hindsight
Woke consciousness to 
Regret

For what right thought to be
Became so easily 
Wrong

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