Short Sophistry Poems

Short Sophistry Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Sophistry by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Sophistry by length and keyword.


Premium Member Languid Love and Lovers

    sophistry blends with artistry
       woos the languid lover

    afterward, ‘pon reentry
        devilish charms uncovered
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Sophistry

We say so much 
  That so much more 
Is left unsaid. 

  And it seems to me 
We often speak 
  Just to cover, truth 
In a mountain of words. 

And that is why 
  So much gets said 
That so much more 
  Is left unsaid.

Premium Member SOPHISTICATED PRINCIPLES-:-

SOPHISTICATED PRINCIPLES-:-
simple
 available
means

sophistry
re-applies
in INTELLECTUAL LEAPS
serene
 emotionalism 
intensifies 

harmonic
sensibility
in INTIMATE
atmospheric 
 dialectical
homage

typically
synaethesistic
Form: Other

Premium Member Tricked By His Tomfoolery

His sophistry made sense to the hillbillies who were listening
They ran out and told it as if it was gospel
Because to them, it was
They had no idea he was a conman.
They thought he was an honest man,
but alas, they were tricked by his tomfoolery.

Premium Member History 101

History 101 By: Tom 1/25/2021 We cannot reach into our past, and alter any acts, Many, demanding this change, are attempting sophistry. They make it more palatable, by distorting the facts, but It is what it is, and good or bad, it’s History.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Bee Keeper's Sophistry

I will dust your body dripping with fruitful pollen 
from golden buttered sunflowers tall and towering 
painting the sky filled with choirs of yellow canaries 
so I may fill your shoes with happiness



From:  Vows Beneath the Moon
April 26, 2021


September 26, 2021
Liberum Divisa 7 Poetry Contest

Tortuga

The isle beguiles as it floats, near-distant on smooth sea miles, that invite a look-see Rising serene, it draws the innocent ~ The glassy calm’s ultimate sophistry underlying treacherous depths that grasp Gushing light, colors, and dark mystery ~ another farer sighs an abyssal gasp 8/21/21 –

Time That Matters

Fantasy,
  a past remembered

Travesty,
  regret in embers

Sophistry,
  no reason proffered

Majesty,
  the treasure offered

Artistry,
  the future tendered

Modesty,
  true self is rendered

Memory,
  where life is gathered

Presently,
 —the time that matters

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member True Life

The rich gets richer
As the poor seem poorer
Most people seem to imagine
Reinventing ones self
As an empty envelope
Nautical dreams filled with empty water
Bottles covered in air
Ingredients tangent
Open sophistry
Pigs growing unusually
Dogs catching people
People chasing dogs
While dissociated cats eat frogs
Reinventing ones self
Open sophistry
True Life 


11/2/18

Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2018
Form: Rhyme

What Secrets Does the Winter Know

What secrets does the winter know,
Would it tell me if it could?
Fairy tales of frost and snow--
Of icicles and leafless wood.
And would I dare believe a word,
Having such a story heard?
Or would I skeptically ignore
Such grand unlikely things?
Or would I earnestly implore
Of it whatever winter brings?
What secrets does the winter know?
I believe I'll trust to see--
Then tell the tales soft and low,
Of winter's sophistry!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Choices

Choices By: Miracle Man 6/20/2020 In a toxic environment we’re being forced to live, and in the name of social justice we rewrite history. We dwell on past wrongs while refusing to forgive, and many is the time we’ve resorted to sophistry. We no longer extend the hand of kindness to others, and we busy ourselves daily, inspecting others fruit. Because each person has his or her own druthers, each sunrise always brings something else to dispute.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

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