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Ambiguity Poems - Poems about Ambiguity

Premium Member Ambiguity
A river's flow, a double tide With mirrored banks, where truths reside. One current whisper, secrets deep The other sings, a lullaby to sleep. The water's edge, a blurred terrain Where meaning shifts, and forms again. Two worlds collide, in the misty haze A mirrored dance, in wordless ways. Secrets whispered truths revealed In the dance, the river's story...

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Categories: ambiguity, extended metaphor, feelings, river,
Form: Free verse
Perfectly intact
I plead insanity. By now I should have learned. Happiness is not for me. I'm here to get burned. It's so melodic. My heart drums a sullen beat. A tempo so despotic. Victory song of self defeat. I'm Insufferable. Thus should suffer being weak. Designed irreparable. Another fix is all I seek. It's narcotic. Now it wears my skin. Discordant harmonic. Bound to kill me from within. I fill the...

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Categories: ambiguity, sad,
Form: Rhyme



When Death Stopped for Me
Because I could not escape from Life – It rudely dragged me forth – The chaos swirled, consuming all – And Oblivion, my worth. We raced through days – no time to rest – And I, a frantic pawn – My dreams and hopes, discarded, lost – For Life's relentless...

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Categories: ambiguity, age, cry, destiny, endurance,
Form: Free verse
Ambiguity
I The Formless emanates forms One is many ... Things Spirit is Living Word Hiding me under Wings II Brahma and Atma, Unity Despite all the diversity Do not dismiss Ambiguity For Father, Son, Spirit-Holy III No time, beyond space Faceless, Face of Grace Immaterial with material body Wave and Ocean simultaneously...

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Categories: ambiguity, analogy, bible, creation, dance,
Form: Personification
Premium Member A Summer Midnight's Dream
The devil asked me Where're you going to join The minority or the majority I said the right side The devil asked me again Which is the right side The majority or the minority I repeated the same answer The right side of course The devil said why are you so stupid I said I came from a world of ambiguity,confusion and hegemony Th devil...

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Categories: ambiguity, dream, earth, world,
Form: Free verse



As Mother's Day Winds Down, Cheering Sad Ones
I I must have TEA Must have been in a state Mississippi Must have sipped stale TEA WENT TO HorsePetal Flowery Hospital Recovered Nicely Re-covered Doctored prescribed wisely II Missus Have TEA Tennis T anyone Yes Tennessee - If Miss Sippy Wore her New Jersey What did Dellswear? Go to ALASKA...

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Categories: ambiguity, america, funny, humor, irony,
Form: Rhyme
Ambiguity
There is no critical mass for ambiguity. At this time, we are ahead of ourselves so we must constantly check our watches, and pause whatever we are doing regularly in order to catch up. Ambiguous margins have shifted and that which was once out of sight is almost here, we can see it, through a peep-hole of now. Don’t look away, keep watching this space....

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Categories: ambiguity, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Ambiguity
There is no critical mass for ambiguity. At this time, we are ahead of ourselves so we must constantly check our watches, and pause whatever we are doing regularly in order to catch up. Ambiguous margins have shifted and that which was once out of sight is almost here, we can see it, through a peep-hole of now. Don’t look away, keep watching this space....

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Categories: ambiguity, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Madam Ambiguity
When a woman will, she won’t, And when she won’t, she will. She’ll make you sit and wait As though your time were hers to kill. And if you get impatient, You’ll be waiting for her still. Then, if she does, she’ll change her mind And nag you till you’re ill. When a woman will, she won’t, And when she...

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Categories: ambiguity, women,
Form: Lyric
Ambiguity
I feel her touch in the paradox of passion her love my completeness yet still I am broken desire and fear combine and I close my mind to drown in the molten silver of fantasy and illusion in the wild wilderness where I am free to be escaping the hate the self-loathing that is my reality...

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Categories: ambiguity, love, mental illness,
Form: Free verse
Ambiguity Effect Poetic Form :: Gwawdodyn
Ambiguity Effect (Gwawdodyn) First Version People tend to select the options where chance of favourable actions are known; over an option with unknown choice of a good outcome with cautions. ~x~x~ Second Version People tend to select the options where chance of favourable actions are known; over an option for a good outcome with unknown choice with cautions. ~x~x~ >/center>...

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Categories: ambiguity, people,
Form: Verse
For the Possible Life of One Eleanor Rigby
Shoot me to death with pearls or cut my throat with a diamond; because I’m yours to have but not to hold. But if I tell him I love him, then I’m at his mercy. I just want to know if he could love me. I don’t want a singer to croon this love away, I don’t need a musician to...

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Categories: ambiguity, beauty,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ambiguity
Maybe you don't know what to say, Because I know all the answers anyway, But I don't like any of them either away, Truth is, it's you I just can't forget, not even for a day....

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Categories: ambiguity, depression,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Ambiguity and Ambivalence In the Thirukkural: Canto 4, K35, a Random Example
Ambiguity and Ambivalence in the THIRUKKURAL: Canto 4, K35, a random example alukkaa ravaavekuli yinnaacchon naangku milukkaa viyanra tharam (unrefined, given in the original state of the connective/combination particles of "punarcchi" rules) alukkaaru avaavekuli innaacchol naankum ilukkaa iyanrathu aram (refined, shorn...

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Categories: ambiguity, art, language, poetry, tamil,
Form: Epigram
Moral Ambiguity and Perpetuity
Moral Ambiguity and Perpetuity Trump has turned into a terrible tactician Trails he will take leave us with suspicion, Due to what is now his poor visual acuity Along with moral ambiguity and perpetuity; In White House started another stupid tradition. James Thesarious Nefarious Horn Retired Veteran and Poet...

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Categories: ambiguity, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick

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