Short Realises Poems

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Premium Member Unaware

Tom wished he had been more aware
Of the opportunities offered out there
He was quiet and shy
Now realises why
He was too reserved to dare
Form: Limerick


Tiny Insects

Mosquitoes realises biting
when they are touching feet
when they touched an ear
a noise seems whistling anger
why have tiny insects attack?
Form: Tanka

Know More, Talk Less

He whoknows nothing lives in peace.
He who knows little is egoistic, worries 
He who is very knowledgeable realises
he knows very little
He is humble and silent.

14.09.2021

Follow Me and I Will Follow You

Follow me and I will follow you



A man who was a spirit of the flame

Took two guns and killed his pain


Fought a war inside his mind

For the love of God and all mankind


He listens to the voice he chose

And now he realises he just follows


A dictator by any other name

Another stronger spirit guided by a stronger flame.
art
Form:

Premium Member Zen Mode

liquid light crystallises
vaporises when realises
it is in deep ambedo trance
so chooses to alter circumstance
by surfing the very edge of the void
without being by lower mind decoyed
thus both manifest and unmanifest
earth life jest love drenched fest
free from desire and aversion
renewing bliss immersion

12-December-2022
Form: Rhyme


Follow Me and I Will Follow You

Follow me and I will follow you 



A man who was a spirit of the flame 

Took two guns and killed his pain 


Fought a war inside his mind 

For the love of God and all mankind 


He listens to the voice he chose 

And now he realises he just follows 


A dictator by any other name 

Another stronger spirit guided by a stronger flame.
age
Form:

Premium Member The inconvenient truth

Stupor of blind belief has caged soul in mind,
bemused by illusions, all self-created,
making us flounder about, as do the blind,
hypnotised by scriptures, fully sedated.
God is packaged in all colours and sizes
but know only the pure heart realises,
who in truth God is, as dweller of our heart,
who when He leaves, our life force too will depart.
Form: Rispetto

The Writer

He thought that maybe
he was a writer.
That it would make
all their futures
a little bit brighter.
But that’s not going to
put food on the table.
Unless he writes another
Kane and Abel.
Encouragement is
scarce on the ground
and so he begins to flounder.
Questions his methods
and his abilities.
Realises it is time
to wake up to his reality.
Form:

Premium Member Ingratitude Vi

For thousands of days he had seen the sun risen for him

Bringing joy,  happiness and even bliss on his way

But 

He - not even for once - had expressed his gratitude 

For 

All these gifts and for the privilege of being alive

And now

That he realises his life to its end comes

In

Desperation begs for one more day

So as 

Amendments to make!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
    09 February 2019

De Amore Versus Odium

ON LOVE VERSUS HATE

There is but one truth. 
Its name is love; 
It is the foundation of civilisation.
Love fears nothing; 
Yet without hate, the heart cannot cope.
Love and hate dies….sometimes 
They are both beyond the cycle of the outset and the demise of emotions.
They are powerful and formidable. 

Love  realises kindness
Hate is the beginning of upheaval; 
Both are true in their concept 
Through the ages, they were always there!

Is Love a Trap

And people walk toward the heat,
fearing the chills of loneliness. 
But did they know?
Did they know a summer's afternoon
turns into a desert quicker than
a human's mind realises tribulations?

And they are stuck there.
Thousands of voices screaming from a well,
"Give us water".
But you are as arid as the ground around them.
The Kangaroo Rat's tail seems a viable follower.
What works for him might work for you.
However he adapted.
Love is no form of evolution.
Form: Sonnet

COGITO ERGO SUM

COGITO ERGO SUM

I think, therefore I am
Cogito Ergo Sum
As in Latin it’s said
But I’m not a linguist
My headache feels like lead

I think, therefore I am
And my brain tells me so
Am I defined by thought
My neurons are firing
But may still come to naught

I think, therefore I am
So said Rene Descartes
It’s his first principle
Mankind realises
And is invincible

I think, therefore I am
Basics of existence
This is fundamental
But a French perspective
He was continental

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