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Philosophy Poems | Examples of Philosophy Poetry

Philosophy Poems - Examples of all types of philosophy poetry to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets on PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous poem examples for philosophy.
An Anomaly
He's effortlessly effervescent for someone surrounded by so much darkness His luminescence envelopes shadows rendering shade nonexistent Illumination comes with a price so examine the method to his Harkness 360 is a wholesome number so both sides really offer assistance They...Read the rest...
Categories: introspection, philosophy, spiritual, wisdom,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE
Ephesians ,chapter 2 verse 10 tells me we are God's handiwork*(poiema) ie ' poetry' so Let the Holy Spirit channel thoughts if we listen ..as we ought each day to employ& endeavour our Giftngs in Art ,...Read the rest...
Categories: philosophy,
Form: Bio
I Am A POEtess Because
Humanity has become rose tinted glass framed, Darkness exists and has many names, Madness drinks your poultice drives reason insane, Dolorous a dirge started that waltz hand in skull with death, The creaks are getting louder the scratches are...Read the rest...
Categories: philosophy, career, character, dark, devotion,
Form: Bio
Lilith, Finale Moon
Zenith swirls of black rose petals, burst into a flock of circling crows, descending ash and rain on my frozen form. Viscera and scarlet pools flash, feet running of a child, car screeching tires with broken glass. Piano motif grave into...Read the rest...
Categories: philosophy, beautiful, change, dark, death,
Form: Bio
Premium Member The Raven and The Bard
The Raven and the Bard -Daniel Henry Rodgers The Raven's quill drips shades of blackest night, Its haunting words, a melody of fright. The Bard's natural lines, like "Evangeline's" fair hair, Shed history's warm light to chase away all care...Read the rest...
Categories: philosophy, poets, psychological,
Form: Dramatic Verse



Premium Member America's Slow Walk to Dictatorship
The Founders' fear of tyranny informed their choice of polity. They chose a form of government, founded on the people’s power. They acknowledged the hand of God, in battles fought and victories won. And knew the nation’s future state, depended on...Read the rest...
Categories: philosophy, culture, freedom, history, identity,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Life Is A Journey
Life is a journey to another place. We know from whence we start But not the destination. It lies somewhere, That terminus, Within the scope of time and space, Yet still may be, For some of us, Beyond the reach of our imagination. ...Read the rest...
Categories: introspection, life, philosophy,
Form: Verse
Sublime Flow
His seamless flow comes from the most high above so there's no blocking God & his words of love They descend from clouds on backs & wings of doves falling kamikaze style from abodes above This irritates a few so...Read the rest...
Categories: feelings, introspection, perspective, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
NOT EVERYTHING IS PERFECT
Not every river is january not every carnival February not all I that ask for grant ...Read the rest...
Categories: philosophy, allegory, allusion, analogy, extended
Form: Limerick
Time is Nigh
with pride - I fall with envy - I fall boasting - I fall know-it-all - I fall I claim - I fall with anger - I fall with hate - I fall only in silence, have I found... I can get...Read the rest...
Categories: philosophy,
Form: Free verse
In From The Rain
These aren't empty sentences filled with nouns & verbs but is a testimony of spirit The witness sits inside peering from behind spirited eyes of vengeance Mad at a world that's full of cattle being steered to...Read the rest...
Categories: introspection, perspective, philosophy, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Heart Gentle Eye Mindful
This morning, I took an early stroll And saw, before my eye, A spider upon his dewy web, Lit by sun rays from the sky. Sun and dew, created a rainbow hue From which the spider...Read the rest...
Categories: philosophy, allegory, heart, life, peace,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Frank E Einstein
I am the progeny Of lightning and stitch, A Franken-hybrid Of genius and glitch. My circuits buzz with Einsteinian thought, Unraveling secrets The universe has wrought. Existence, I ponder, Through photon and quark, Grappling with questions In the depths of the dark. Am I a mockery, a...Read the rest...
Categories: computer, internet, philosophy, psychological,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Cotton Castles of the Sky
A cotton castle hangs in boundless blue, No fleeting wisp, but cradle vast and soft, A mother's touch, where weary hearts find rest. Her downy cloak enfolds the world in sleep, Forgotten memories on the night wind sigh, A promise...Read the rest...
Categories: philosophy, 7th grade, analogy, emotions,
Form: Blank verse
Checkmate You Lose
Do you tremble, as the monstrous cadence, of the rhinoceros' stride reverberates, like the buffalo's onslaught? Vipers at the water's edge, darting hither and thither, not above but beneath the surface, their sinuous silhouettes fabric of nightmares, tearing sinew from skeleton, swifter than...Read the rest...
Categories: philosophy, adventure, animal, change, dark,
Form: Rhyme

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