Short Devolve Poems

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Premium Member 2020: Resolved Or Dissolved

So: Are you resolute to resolve to resolve to be resolute?

    Or:  Do your resolved resolutions devolve into dissolution?
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Time

Years devolve becoming fragmented time scattering moments across lifetimes in final exhaled breaths
Form: Ninette

Premium Member A Limerick About Socio-Economics

The fear about globalization
is that Earth will devolve to stagnation; 
but with knowledge we'll prove
and definably move
away from destabilization!
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Theory of Devolution

Around the Sun, Planet Earth revolves
   Over millenia, the human race evolves
Save in this, which many would like to see dissolve
   ~ Authorities, their power, rarely devolve
Form: Monorhyme

Mind Burp

The hero of my story is a loser
Going back in time one day 
of my life every day of my life
just to kill myself
Making myself devolve
just to join the same
I am no better than anyone else
and never want to be
Justice missing its ice
You may visit
but i am the one that lives in here
No end credits to watch
Please put rubbish in the bin provided


Premium Member Another Brother

Say so sadness must reveal Who saw a brother falling fast? The depth of loss for all so real Mind departure liquor blast The finest glider in the air One glitch devolve to nullify Fine life of labor flying fair Shards remain of years gone by All bottle-torn disheveled worn One perfect flight crash-landed Slim hope for greener pasture born Locked out a mind descended
Form: Rhyme

Plato Was Right

Without exception, throughout all time,
governments devolve

Aristocracy, the Philosopher King,
benign in his resolve

Timocracy, the city state,
landed and secure

The Oligarch, his army placed,
to rule in peace and war

Democracy, each voice to shout,
as chaos takes the reins

When Tyranny must force its hand
—as socialists have deigned

(Villanova Pennsylvania: September, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Extinction

Everything will meet the coal-black lips of extinction-eventually.
Some before their time-some right on time.
Don't sweat it; don't feel sad
new species will evolve.
It's the nature of things.

We'll again crawl from ancient seas
lay our eggs in the sand.
After a millennium, devolve into demons again.

All are given a fair chance for life = death.
Say for the aborted who only get half the equation.

Premium Member In Arms of Love

In arms of love, cold hearts dissolve,
being but essence of the whole,
merging with which, is our life's goal,
that here and now we so evolve.
Life is not a puzzle to solve,
so let's play well our earthy role,
in arms of love.

See how fears and desires revolve,
darkening the light of our soul,
distanced from bliss scriptures extol.
Let us then our false pride devolve, 
in arms of love.

13-October-2022

(Rondine)
Form: Other

Truth

Unique unto
themselves.
Truths.
All truths.
Amongst 
countless
storylines
spread 
through
space
and time.
All believed,
all known, 
all true.
To them 
all true.
Woven unique.
To no one
but them.
Woven special
focused truth.
Our truths
dissipate 
devolve 
dissolve
into nothing 
everything 
everywhere.
All the high,
 all the mighty 
all their 
truths
meaningless,
everywhere 
worthless
through all
eternity
© Jg Collins  Create an image from this poem.
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Revolving Smiles

One day  I awoke with a smile upon my face and so went on my way.
I passed by one who's response was a smile and as I saw him 
pass another  their response was a smile.
I realized that I had passed my smile onto him, whom passed it onto another, 
now I know that my smile shall devolve and around the world it shall travel.
If just one smile revolves, just imagin what many will do?....
So come on and let's smile.  We'll start an epidemic!

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