Philosophy Vanity Poems

Boast not of money;
It elevates to destroy
Our human nature....

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Signs and symbols as idols for truth’s god as meant 
Introspection of man’s society by society 
Mirror of conceit and the non-existent 
Universal veiling of...

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In the beginning
God asked Solomon what he desired
And he replied “wisdom!”
And God opened His stores of wealth also
By which he gained entrance with his wisdom.

After...

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I
The pain, the pain - not mine
God had allowed them, I didn't whine
Love and lottery share a common thread -

Money makes them attractive, addictive

We know...

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Before men did a tower build,
within their mind, the seed of pride
like a noxious weed in fields was sown.
To replace God was their sole aim
and...

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Of paper and Ink
Warriors of words written in a land
Of Blood and broken toys
Jet black things
Set ice plains and caviar
Standing long into the starry night
Eyes...

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...To me it seems morality
is what holds us back from the edge,
what keeps us from just destroying,
and leaving all enemies dead.
But more and more I...

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Humans seem rather peculiar
amidst all the species out there;
reason, language, high emotions,
from romantic love to despair.
But one thing you always notice,
regardless of where you might...

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Tall and short are in imagination 
Pretty and ugly are in the emotion
Smart and dumb are in comparison 
Rich and poor are in the acquisition
Similar...

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Leather boots 
tight black suits 
skin hot bound 
in knots cutting 
sweet the heat 
Burns in between 
the pleasure 
of the pain 
the sweat 
of...

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I see that life is but a cycle of seasons,
what occurred in the past,
is destined to manifest in the future. 
Just like nature, life is...

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The continued story of this poet
Haters r going to be mad that I even wrote it
Here is where I give u "The Business"
Like a lightning...

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discover the reality
this world we live in
life ominous
laughter oblivious
happiness capricious
power obnoxious
love ridiculous
tolerance precious...

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Let me own the Night 

Let the others play on bright sun-filled days,
in song and merriment, play on.

Let me own the shadows that seep into...

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How, I wonder, do present people not
realize that what they do has been done?
That all their new fads, their new ideas,
have all had their day...

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