Sceptical Poems - Poems about Sceptical

...KEEP FIVE ALIVE It’s a five pointed star Not the simplest by far As thoughts are left ajar But for naught except Blahblah Just that one last hurrah They call it a pentagram Sceptical is w......

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... We lived in Saigon many, many moons ago Of which I have a tale to share About a pair of my husband boots His favourites…. the ones he loved to wear A shoe shiner came to the work office A t......

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...I Have Finally Worked Me out. I’m impulsive I never stay when I want to leave I’m annoying They feel it, but are too polite to say. I’m opinionated So much so, I show my own stupidity I’m ex......

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...I stood in front of the canvas, I had a story to tell, I had images impressed in my chamber, Visions in my night’s sojourn. I started stroke by stroke, I painted brush by brush, In the hush o......

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...DIVISIONS sharply    vivid  practical sceptical    emphatic remains    hidden by   temperament in   abstraction   dramatic progressions   fragment  evolving in sensibilities of c......

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...With an uncertain decision lingering in my mind In the midst of life's swirling maze Compelled to take a decision I find Myself trying to escape the night's gaze. My mind like a compass, guidin......

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... Turn around! Turn around! In perpetual spin memories abound. One gown, long to the ground. Antique white - quite profound. A mother’s right to sow seeds. A holy Father’s to yank weeds. ......

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...A sentimental moment After seeing a movie about an adopted child by a wealthy family it was pure fantasy well done and in tears of joy For me, it was a vulnerable moment; I wondered why didn’t ......

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...What better place than here to be To stop drop anchor and rest aboard my floating throne and dotted upon by endless servants feeding me grapes of wrath And take in all of this ethereal wor......

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...When ‘He’ decides to destroy one and all I’ll spend my last day in this old snooker hall My cue in one hand and a beer in the other I’ll play my last game with my dad and my brother ......

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...The stranger is strange, pariah, leper sounds offbeat, Neither truculent, nor relevant, all destined to encounter the doomed relic; The bizarre outlander, alien to stimulate the instant pulse-beat......

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... There sat in opulent xanadu, the demagogue of empirical hedonism, his granary once fuelled regal reign of epicureanism: gregarious, restive, much-awaited successor of imperial......

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...Scepticism When I grew up I stopped believing in God Toys belonged to the young And Santa fanatics. However, I leave a small light On the bedside table The fear of the dark Never left me.......

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...Going, gasping, grasping for breath Doing, dreading, dancing for death Walking a mile away, just to be a mile near the end Friend, fiend, foe all walk hand in hand. I leave, and the leaves rustl......

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...The story of the young Jesus Jesus was sceptical of his tribe as a trainee carpenter he was lousy, could even make a bookshelf, he was bullied for this. Jesus took umbrage and criticized the es......

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