Wiser Poems - Poems about Wiser

Nowhere to go, is this a bonus feed Maybe a curse, although it’s too grandstanding If I’ve been judged so venomously stupid As if I flew too high to care about landing In fact, it was much simpler in reality Dystopian curators were too lazy And maybe too corrupt to show brutality Corruption is godsent when rules are crazy So I felt free...

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Maybe you could tell, I wasn't doing that well, so you took off your coat and gave it to me. Felt the warmth of you in shades of powder blue, though it was supposed to be our spring. Always looking over your shoulder, your soul seems wiser and older.. yet leftover seasons won't let you be.....

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Older does not necessarily equate to wiser -- but wiser can often make one seem a lot older; in fact, robbed of youth by poverty and war, I have sadly met, too many premature ancients: -- cynicism in their eyes; where should reside bright, hopeful gleams -- dreams, obliterated, man's faux surface designs over-inking truer light, little more than colorful tattoos of ever deeper representation of spirit terminating blight --...

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I'm a forlorn sunset, streaked with wise light of marine swells in heart's pulse....

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Written By: D. Collins 9/1/23 Now I lay me down to sleep. Hoping on this day, I made a leap. If my deeds today lifted me higher. Then, in the morning I should wake up wiser. I don't mind being the talk of the town. If its for the good works I've put down. And, if they grant me entry thru...

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It may be a truism to surmise That as we get older We get wiser. It may also be equally as true That as we get older We simply run out of Stupid things to do....

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if the blind primate trusts in what he can’t see ~ is it still illusory said the deaf primate to his mute friend ~ gesticulating at a lorry By David Kavanagh...

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Funny how now looking back upon the privilege of youth How and what we once perceived and thought our youthful selves to be we actually weren't in reality Simply based upon whosoever social circle of popular group we sought to converts opinion Which was actually in effect a noose we placed around our neck and a feckless exercise in self sabotage Because back...

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My lawn is patchy from cooler nights The growth stunted into a paler green Autumn is coming sooner, in August, At least a month earlier than last year I see definite signs of weather changes. My farmer friend Shane says it is cyclical, [A normal pattern over a long period] It is apparently coming much quicker, While slow change is barely noticeable This...

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They all know the capacity He’s enjoying in their city, His hurting voice at its loudest; Body movements of the proudest, Powered by his swell bank account; Many swear he does billions count; Yes, his pay slips on a table And No Normal remained stable… Yet, it has been Trickles from him; If you grab his dime, sing a hymn! His criticisms breed like flies, His...

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Far wiser than philosophers are writings penned by our ambassadors of Laugh ~ our men and women esteemed for Comical Gaff – Let's float our politicians such raft; let's give our academics such draft: far less feces would enrich every thesis.... I've been helped more by humor than any aspirin or vitamin, best when the three are combined – I've been...

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dragonfly 300 million years wiser than I Dragonflies or "odonates,” are among the most ancient insects and were some of the first winged insects to evolve, about 300 million years ago. While modern dragonflies have wingspans of about two to five inches, fossil dragonflies have been found with wingspans of up to two feet! ~threeriversparks.org...

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Every step we learn. Every step we discover. The things we never knew, thought we would never know, there it is ! Because we searched. in amazement in front of us was hidden all this time, hidden only from those uninterested. But those among us wanted before we depart, one more thing we learned, one more step - we are wiser. older. (April 02, 2020)...

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