Short Humanistic Poems

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Premium Member Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Swiss-born writer/composer Jean-Jacques Rousseau -
Thanks for his modern ideals of education to him we owe.
The Age of Enlightenment was brought
by his type of political and humanistic thought.
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Philantrophy

Philanthropy

Humanistic science, a message of love
Good philosophy, help, and interaction
Great anthroposophy: humans are human
Medicine of soul and mind, friend to divinity
Why not a compulsory subject in the schools?

Premium Member Seeds

Let seeds of thought blossom into acts of kindness.
Give warning to those who show willful blindness.
Our mentations must move to magnanimity
if we are to have peace and unanimity.

Though it can be hard, let us strive to be optimistic
and regard all in ways that are truly humanistic.
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Recovery Poem 4

Who, now seeing her so happy,
can imagine her so lost,
so confined within disquietude?
And as for him?
Why, he goes on, too,
relatively unfettered.
The brute of epic nightmare,
having paid homage
to convention and law
can think himself humanistic
and see, again,
the natural poetry
of every relationship.

When Whitey and His Mars Bars, Beheld the Light

There is a strong correlation betwixt poverty as ailments; especially 
Mental illness although tis quite well known, that such manifest itself
Amid their myriad of countless shall we say, humanistic views ? Images
Captured in celltoid particles; her genies brazen told lamps; three wishes
His jettison's nights ? Short these chapters historia's book; engrossed minds
Skipping past time designed, a child's play ?

                                            ...."In Progress." *
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