Short Philosophically Poems

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Premium Member Season Sounds

philosophically...

radio muse-hicks
stay-shuns
every-ear

when...

the crisps-mess is
seize'n-all
sound

stans sand
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Premium Member Some Movies

are philosophically...
a
full loss of 'fees' knot...

and
be a full loss of why...
some

phil lost sophie...
with
his being too diction airy...


stan
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Premium Member Don't Count

When you grow extremely old,
accept what can't be controlled.
You must think philosophically
every time you need to pee.
Years and nighttime trips?  Don't count -
too hard to reckon that amount.
Form: Rhyme

Vino

it has often been
asked perhaps
philosophically

about the liquid
in a glass if it 
is half empty
or half full

if it's
a dark red 
and very dry
wine the glass 

will
always
be full all
of the time
Form:

Cogito Ergo Sum Confusion

What if the great Rene Descartes,
Renaissance man of many parts.
for all his fame and coruscation
is nothing but a fine creation
of my own imagination?

Philosophically disabused.
I think therefore I am

confused.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Line, the Queen of Ku

Line — the queen of ku, a red carpet of lovely lines. philosophically she digs and paints shapes, designs. glory be! 12/11/2019 Tribute to Line Gauthier *glory be - an exclamation of delight

Premium Member Sleeping With Prince Charming

the curvature of two hearts, in sleep,
with oven-like warmth, philosophically deep.
comfort of your natural build and fragrance.
the vesper of your forever, charming essence.

2/13/2018

ROMANTIC CHARM IN 4 Lines
Sponsored by Silent One
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Polite Persuasive Passionate Pink

Polite Pink 
Perhaps a not-so perfect princess
Performing particularly pathetically

Persuasive Pink 
Promoting purple
Pink, plunking piano 

Passionate Pink 
Photographing Pink
Perhaps playfully probably philosophically

Playful Pink
Prancing, painting, proofreading,
Pink is Me.

Premium Member Exotic Travel Considerations

Should you travel to Saint Sarong,
take it from me, don't linger long, 
and fall for a girl with eyes that flash
beneath each long and lovely lash.
She'll kill you for a song.  

...and, yet we all have to die,
I say, philosophically, and sigh - 
and I'll tell you, just so you know,
there's no better way to go.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member No Philosophical Object-Shunned

objectively speaking
with respect objectivity
...an...

objectification of objectives
objectifies objectivity itself 
...that...

philosophically speaking then
an objectification of objectivity is as
...object-able...

in mind as a philosophy of cause hidden deep below
perceptions of conscious effects and so is termed thee
...phenomena-logical...


stans sand
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Premium Member The Man in the Elevator Said

The man in the elevator said, as to everyone's dread, 
their stomachs all dropped, and the lift suddenly stopped, 
"Let's philosophically think, though our situation might stink,
we don't have to work for our boss, that dumb jerk".
Yet, privately, he thought, "I've got a great spot,
next to this buxom beauty.  You bet your patootie,
I'm happy as a clam in this tight jam. If we're rescued, I don't give a dam*".
Form: Rhyme

Christmas gifts

It is a million-dollar bet,
You have a list of things to get
On that once-a-year date
And then weighs in your fate,
You get what you get, just like that.
___________________
Happenings |02.01.2025| humour, Christmas   

Poet’s note: Waiting in line to meet Santa Claus, two kids were exchanging notes on gifts received on Christmas. One explained, rather philosophically, why gifts received always fall short of expectation.
Form: Limerick

Perfect Knight

He appears in colourful hues,
Like a rainbow untouched,
A man of good deeds,
Philosophically kind,
Well-educated and intelligent,
Gentle with an assertive manner,
Mysterious and shy,
Bold and brave,
A king commanding his kingdom,
Always benevolent  towards parents and children,
Blessed with many talents,
Godly in his ability to communicate,
A good-looking man that I would like to meet again.

Author: Gwen Meyer-Erlach Schutz

Philosophically Speaking

To produce a logic table
Clearly in your mind
Other possible worlds
The purpose of your find.

It's not empirical truth we seek
Only a Gedanken experiment
Knowledge that we cannot show
Proof that makes us sentient.

The greatest happiness or the moral right
Kant verses Mill
Empiricist or Rationalist
An argument of will.

So choose your dialectic
As Plato was taught
Because a life without philosophy
Is a life without thought.
Form: Rhyme

Impress Me Iii,Setting Sail Philosophically

As the day transforms to night,
  My future expands, and I see light.
With determination, and refusal of fail,
  I feel the wind, and now I've set sail.
The air so fresh and easy to breathe,
  No stress or anxiety, I feel so freed.
Using every single mistake I have made,
  As a stepping stone, on the path I have laid.
I now see my trail as I carry on,
  Head held high, I'm proud, I'm strong.


Jayme
Philosophically speaking
Feb 05,14
Form: Rhyme

The Soupie !

Vicariously 
Brilliantly 
Gregariously
Ambitiously
Eagerly
Writing words from day to day 

Vehemently
Humbly
Fervently
Instinctively
Understanding
Learning what others have to say

Profusely
Intensively
Literally
Reflectively
Philosophically
Reading each other’s poems undercover

Openly 
Honestly
Realistically
Copiously
Liberally
Commenting our thoughts to one another~




copyright 2008
~inspired by my friends at the soupie~
© Jane Bowen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

In the Middle of the Night

Pondering 
A wonderful process
Wondering in the middle of the night.
Discovering!
Deeply viewing.
Thinking microscopically.
Imagining intricately.
Analyzing philosophically.
Outside, stars twinkle.
The moon glows bright.
Bird chirps remain mute.
Lonely crickets seranade darkness.
The morning waits.
Inside, children sleep.
Quietness invites insight.
Creativity abounds.
Amid all of this thinking,
God inspires.

Ó November 16, 2011
 Dane Smith-Johnsen

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