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Unconscious Poems - Poems about Unconscious

away from the unconscious bias of the world
away from the unconscious bias in the world i escape my comfort zone and open up my mind and my heart new ways of doing introduce themselves to me new worlds worth seeing welcomes me with unexpected open arms new people with interesting personalities meaningfully school me as well as own me with the best intent tears flow rather freely...

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Categories: unconscious, growing up, growth, world,
Form: Free verse
Controlling the Unconscious Minds
Mind racing with horrid thoughts of this so-called end time not knowing what to believe from all the hearsay floating The chatter has gotten louder no matter the source, true or false has always been the questions with no answer sounding safe to trust. People driving around looking for households items they assume will run out of...

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Categories: unconscious, change, hope, life,
Form: Free verse



Layers of the Unconscious Mind
In layers of the unconscious mind, Where desire and fear are hard to find. Through symbols and there metaphors, We seek to find those open doors. Through corridors of thought, we roam, Hearts beating like a metronome. A subconscious dream within a dream, We search for truth in things we've seen. The introspection we are searching for, A message wrote in semaphore. This message we...

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Categories: unconscious, anxiety, courage, dream, extended
Form: Rhyme
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Ad Hoc Ad Litem: CHAPTER 1 Conscious/ness is a product of decisive reasoning; a sound mind, and based on scientific averages, a standard knowledge of what is right and, what is wrong. 1] As a preteen from the California Bay Area for my high school years at...

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Categories: unconscious, analogy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Unconscious bias
---unconscious bias I crawl as my tongue slither back forth lies and untruths, my rock heart, my mouth spews -out disproportionately facts represented or excluded from certain roles my verbal statement of reform mine associations we hold I and my friends (I mean fiends) be a sign of ---unconscious bias Who are we as I and we snap judgments? Assessments,...

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Categories: unconscious, abuse, analogy, anxiety, character,
Form: Rhyme



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It's a rather complicated experience to explain on paper, but I shall make my best attempt. Some years ago, there was a Presidential candidate. I shall make my point without any identifications. So much of who we are and how we think lie beneath the surface and often go undetected by us and others. Case in point. For no apparent...

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Categories: unconscious, people, prejudice,
Form: Narrative
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Written: September 08, 2024 For Edward Ibeh Contest ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ He has blue eyes and lovely blond hair, Curls rose above his pink and pretty ware. Do not mention his background or affairs, With Africa by people who settled there. His...

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Categories: unconscious, confusion, discrimination,
Form: Rhyme
Unconscious Bias
Innocence. Dissonance. A mind in puzzle pieces- The poisoned family tree has reaches; Narcissism. Derision. A rampant spreading fire- All the leaves of a mask they acquire: An intergenerational sexist pattern flow It only takes one person to really know. Unaware. Despair. Trapped like a bird in a cage- Delayed in the development stages; Shame. Self-blame. Adopting the toxic character- Hoping to start a...

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Categories: unconscious, change, courage, discrimination, emotions,
Form: Rhyme
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I forgive the stars sleeping in nothingness, too afraid to embrace eclipsed spheres….. In the midst of sweltering gloaming, I ascend, obscured and tarnished, like a tainted trinket lost in the tangerine haze. For I’ve long been burning ...

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Categories: unconscious, anxiety, mental illness,
Form: Free verse
Unconscious Bias
Child when born is born to a culture Loves to smile, feels safe with familiar face Parents think hard to give a good name Search, consult, decide, toss for one pretty First name, easy to choose middle name last name. For grace they name after lineage Who dealt with hardships to earn such good name And had lived a good life, with virtue Or...

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Categories: unconscious, culture, meaningful, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Unconscious Bias: I Have Fallen in Love with My Past
In the quiet hush of morning light, He stares at her with tender eyes, A face familiar, yet out of sight, In the fog where all memory lies. Her voice, a melody he once knew, Now stirs something deep inside, A warmth, a pull, a feeling new, Or perhaps, an echo that won’t subside. She smiles, a tear begins to trace, The lines of...

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Categories: unconscious, cute, emotions, feelings, heart,
Form: Free verse
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Bias lurks beneath our outward veneer, unaware. It hinders our sight, raising unseen walls. None without exemption is prone to bias. It is natural and it creeps into our minds, unseen. Like the ripples of a silent stream, it causes wavelets, Shaping our views from a distorted angle, Limiting our sight into fleeting glimpses, partial and blur. We should be able to...

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Categories: unconscious, character, conflict, integrity,
Form: Free verse
Unconscious Bias
Beneath the surface where thoughts often stray, Lies a bias that colors our view each day. Invisible threads weave through the mind, Shaping perceptions we're blind to find. We see through lenses that age has stained, Distorting the world with judgments ingrained. The mirror reflects a skewed truth's face, A filtered reality, a hidden disgrace. History’s shadows linger, stark and clear, Biases persist though...

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Categories: unconscious, psychological, self, society, truth,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Unconscious Bias
Life slithers satisfied in the self-made narrow furrow, I incise in the known terrain to travel to tomorrow. The journey I waver to take beyond the familiarity, for the company of kinship is a kind of security. The challenges of the unknown build impediment, I strive boldly, but can't cross even being confident. I may try to change the course...

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Categories: unconscious, fear, prejudice,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Unconscious bias
Religion in the public square is becoming an endangered species. - Mathew Staver the lavender moon, in silhouettes of blue paint my thoughts in melodies, hues of grace and gentle peace, silent flow tulips, roses, lilies blowing in the wind, who breaths her hope across the meadow, laughing, dancing, singing wistful in trembling verses, stirring the delicious vision of gifted words, healing hopes...

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Categories: unconscious, blessing, christian, faith, god,
Form: Free verse

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