Short Rationally Poems

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Illusion Illuminated

Illusion illuminated instantly
Reality realized… rationally
Nature noticed normally
Vision vitalized vibrantly
Life lived… laudably
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The Balance

How one get the balance?
The eye of intellect rationally sees
The eye of heart naturally feels
I do not know how
Yet, I knew when it does happen.

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We follow that which we do not know is rationally plausible or analytically verifiably true For the dutiful dare we call it implicit ardent faith
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Unless You'Re a Horse

What will be will be, can't change the inevitable Things progress as they should, remaining stable Unless of course You're a horse Because to think rationally, you're not able
Form: Limerick

I Am a Candle

With lights on I am taken lightly When around darkness I am shining brightly From solid to liquid And giving off gas Giving good smells For I will not last I was used rationally Back in the past But times have change So I am used so fast I am a candle This poem I wrote This is the end Of the poem, I note
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Fables of Reflections

And we became the layer of voices
With engineered precision ripples 
And auto-tuned echoes

And though many who bow blindly 
In the sanctuaries of their own belief system 
Would sometimes rationally scrutinize 
And disqualify the sacraments of others

Truth would always appear obvious 
On fables rather than reflections

Premium Member Worthy of Consideration

Why are some conservatives so angry
When faced with an opposing opinion?
They cannot rationally consider a view
That differs from theirs, how unthinkable
To admit another perspective is warranted
That another idea has legitimate merit
Worthy of consideration, at least hearing
With an open mind, nowadays hard to find.

written September 6, 2021

Verily Verified

Love lusts longingly
Hate hurts heartily
Marriage mars mercilessly
Wife whines woefully
Husband hustles habitually
Sex sells shamelessly
Politician preys persistently
Priest panders pompously
Religion ravages rationally
Cash corrupts completely
War wrecks wantonly,
Peace pacifies profusely.



~11/02/22
Contest: A Brian Strand Premiere Choice.

The Age of Relativity

Thinking rationally if you leave out one part                                                               Enlightment in the wrong speed and direction will go                                                  when missing in the equation in the end middle or start                                             naturally instead of a brilliant light you are separated into a black hole
© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Grook

Guns

Guns speak the universal language of love
With no cloak and dagger residue left behind
But with bullets fired for better accuracy
Results usually have bad consequences
As if that mattered
Triggers are engaged to end life tragically
Drawn to their own conclusion
In grave compassion to the tomb
That aftermath presumed to be perfection
If only guns could think rationally 
As one might assume

They Control Me

You can never act rationally 
In fear and hate
They show you no sympathy
As they toy with your fate
Shielding you eyes 
From the truth of your life 
Growing off of your cries
Thriving off of your strife
Slowly and softly
Getting under your skin
Till they burn viciously
Like a fiery sin,
That you can never scratch out
And you can never douse down 
No matter how much you shout
You’re still going to drown
Form: Rhyme

No Extreme Faith

Extreme faith is not what our Lord desires.
Anger begets anger if you lend to bleed.
Destruction in the name of Heaven’s choirs,

There is no justification for any seed.
What treasure will be witnessed actually?
When will the bigotry end for any deed?

There are no holy wars to fight rationally.
Burning of any book is so horrendous.
Our faith is of love ever so exponentially.

Why would we want to become portentous?

Premium Member it can happen to anyone

He would not have done anything bad they chanted
Because he was a minister, a man of God
She could not be guilty, the neighbors agreed
She loved the children, she could not hurt them
They are all wrong
Everyone has a breaking point
They had both reached theirs
Neither acting rationally
Both out of their minds with rage
Murders, labelled for life
Due to one horrible moment
One momentous mistake
It can happen to anyone
Never say never

Coming Towards the Light

Wrapped in the reaming
red rustic
ribbons of right and
wrong ,but as
our lives tragically
tremble along
towards their end .
All those
antipathetic
thoughts begin
to brashly
bleed and blend.
Their overwhelming
oceans of
numbing neurotic
notions into
one vital
viewpoint of
vulnerability.
Where they
rationally rush
towards their
ruptured
realizations
that there’s no
need to proceed
in the fight .
As they’ve finally
seen the light.

Identity

Under a red derided sky
do we masquerade as
misshapen mannequins
within a material vortex
of ubiquitous satirical lies,  
as our individuality
is consumed, even crucified
within a mantra of ‘must have’     
in a commercialistic existence 
we naively profess to accept 
and allow to permeate
into our everyday lives,
as ‘they’ bombard our instincts
and distort the innate desires
we so rationally justify
as ‘their’ subliminal messages
enter our sub-conscious minds?

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