Short Plato Poems
Short Plato Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Plato by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Plato by length and keyword.
Rome
socratese,plato
philosopher's of ancients
pre-religious ruse...
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Categories:
plato, history
Form:
Haiku
Contemplation
contemplate beauty
strength a human high soul wings
as Plato saying...
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Categories:
plato, philosophy,
Form:
Senryu
Banished
Plato said that the "poets" should be banished from the city.
When I read my stuff, I tend to think he may be right....
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Categories:
plato, funny, philosophy
Form:
Verse
Aristocles Plato
Aristocles Plato
Tried to prove a poet as a fiasco
He wrote his Republic
To save his people from emotional epidemic...
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Categories:
plato, funny
Form:
Clerihew
From the Source
Modern thought…
a footnote to Plato
Enshrined in our memory
—recalled and retold
(Villanova Pennsylvania: September, 2020)...
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Categories:
plato, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
Kingston Mines
If all Philosophy
is a footnote to Plato
Then all Rock & Roll
—is but a tribute to the Blues
(Chicago Illinois: August, 1994)...
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Categories:
plato, music, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
Plato On a Spacecraft
To adequately consider the problem of one and many,
place yourself in orbit
and distinguish between what you see each successive time around....
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Categories:
plato, introspection
Form:
Prose Poetry
Words Matter
A relic or the missing link?
You're like “Plato” they say—Do they think
I'm that colossal
Or a sentient fossil—
A “Play Dough” primordial stink?...
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Categories:
plato, funny, humor, simile, words,
Form:
Limerick
Clerihew Plato
Plato thought humanity began as androgynous
can you think of anything worse
Male&female are different yet equivalent
God-breathed together in onement...
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Categories:
plato, christian, marriage,
Form:
Clerihew
To Conquer the World
Jail realism in upper prison
Quarantine idealism
Organize posthumous case
Against Aristotle and Plato
Then impose your ideology
Without any ceremony...
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Categories:
plato, philosophy, power, satire,
Form:
Free verse
No, no, my dear Socrates
All I know is that I know something,
though I agree, it ain't all that much.
But those who say, "All that I know
is that I know nothing,"
seem to me to be competely out of touch....
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Categories:
plato, allusion, humor, philosophy,
Form:
Quatrain
Clerihew Onement
Plato thought humanity started ad androgynous
can you think of anything worsethink
Male&female clearly different,but equivalent
the Holy Spirit of God breathes ogether in 'onement'...
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Categories:
plato, marriage, people,
Form:
Clerihew
Plato - Allegory of the Cave
dead men walking
predicting patterns
anticipating outcomes
self limiting possibilities
languishing in darkness
blind leading the blind
a tragedy of our times
14-December-2022...
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Categories:
plato, muse,
Form:
Free verse
Great White Wedding
I married a shark yesterday;
we went to Atlantis to stay -
she showed me the sights
(between lots of bites)
as Plato was running away...
written 16th September for Brian's contest...
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Categories:
plato, adventure,
Form:
Limerick
DAILY GRATITUDE MUSIC AND PLATO
Today I’m grateful for music and for Plato
to his words I often cling :
Music, he said, gives soul to the universe
Wings to the mind
Flight to the imagination
And life to everything…...
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Categories:
plato, music, philosophy, thanks,
Form:
Rhyme
Clerihew Raphael
Raphael well known for his frescos
philosophy therein he did sow
Plato&Aristotle ideas therein lie
in powerful perspectives* to the eye
*https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_School_of_Athens...
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Categories:
plato, art, people,
Form:
Monoku
Aristotle Had No Play-Dough
Aristotle Had No Play-Dough
Aristotle
Never liked to dawdle.
He studied under Plato
But by no means played with play-dough.
© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
January 22, 2010
Poetic form: Clerihew...
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Categories:
plato, funny, history
Form:
Clerihew
Atlantis Per P D
deep within we know its true,
under the water bloody blue,
the Atlantic choked with mud,
down she went with an awful thud,
what Plato said was true...
Atlantis is true blue...
Don Johnson...
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Categories:
plato, adventure,
Form:
Ballad
Counter Intrinsic
Causality before truth
truth before causation
Universal in transference
inextricably defined
An atom of veracity
a little bit pregnant
Plato through Lewis
—reality entwined
(Rosemont College: October, 2022)...
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Categories:
plato, introspection,
Form:
Rhyme
A Footnote To Plato
The nature of being,
its whole and its parts
The nature of being,
its fits and its starts
The nature of being
the old and the new
The nature of being
—to me and to you
(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2019)...
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Categories:
plato, philosophy,
Form:
Rhyme
Rise and Shine
Hot hot from the pot
The Earl of Grey
To start my day.
We sit and chatter
About this and that
Socrates and Plato
And things like that.
From a distant past
We flow through time,
Unfolding a future
Of precious dreams of mine....
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Categories:
plato, adventure, dream, love, magic, paradise, sweet,
Form:
Rhyme
Atlantis
Atlantis is out there somewhere, it's common logic
Falling out of favor with the deities, it submerged in the Atlantic
To be discovered one day
Possibly it's not far away
My real name is Charles, Greek for “Plato”, common knowlege...
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Categories:
plato, history,
Form:
Limerick
Wisdom Or Opinion
Once Plato and Lao-Tzu had their own blog
Since their philosophies thought mighty strong
Expected people much to read
With wisdom themselves to feed
But readers chose instead opinion's fog!
© Demetrios Trifiatis
03 FEBRUARY 2015...
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Categories:
plato, humorous, parody, wisdom,
Form:
Limerick
Plato On Shamen
Plato said in Phaedrus that the first
prophecies were the words of oaks.
Those that lived at that time found
it rewarding enough
to listen to oaks
or stones, so long
as they would
tell the
truth!
Plato was referring to shamen in general, I imagine....
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Categories:
plato, history
Form:
Nonet
' Intelligence - Impediment ' (Limerick # 1)
‘ Intelligence-Impediment ’
There Was A-Lisping Professor, Named Panamo’
Who gave his Students, an Assignment on Plato’
… But he was quite perplexed in Mind
… When They, came with clay-figures of some Kind
Not Realizing, They All Thought, He’d Said, ‘Play Doh’ ......
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Categories:
plato, education, children, funny, imagination, people, school
Form:
Limerick