Best Didactic Poems
SoldThere is no difference,
the saints whisper and every enemy and ally
wake to forever’s difference,
that neither knee nor tongue will deny.
Doubt bit into Innocence and sold
the first coffins wrapped in pride.
Creation became a seed – a box filled twofold,
when under silt, Eden died.
Secular tides engulf...
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Categories:
bible, christian, corruption, god,
Form:
Didactic
Listen With Your Heart
Listen, my fellow dreamers,
But listen with your heart,
And hear the silent music of which we're all a part.
Cover your ears, my dreamers,
Lest the worldly tunes drown out
The inner magic symphonies of what life's all about.
Listen, listen, listen,
And hear the song of...
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Categories:
faith, hope, inspiration, love,
Form:
Didactic
TodayEmbrace the miracle of Today's birth;
the beginning of everything.
Incapable of re-living
or pre-living its ownership,
our character...
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Categories:
perspective, spiritual,
Form:
Didactic
To My Dearest Children - PotdDear Children,
I can only give you a deep love that lasts
The span of my lifetime, nothing less.
On a quotidian basis, you will feel
The warmth of my embrace.
You will inevitably make mistakes,
And it's okay to make them.
You learn and grow from them.
They make you...
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Categories:
encouraging, meaningful, wisdom,
Form:
Didactic
During Sex I'M Often NakedYou can't make someone love you all you can do
is be someone who can be loved.The rest is up to them.
No matter how much I care, some people just don't care back.
It takes years to build up trust, and only seconds to destroy it.
You...
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Categories:
philosophy,
Form:
Didactic
Listen, Listen
Shush...Did You Hear That?
Listen to
The raindrops falling
Let us cry…
Wash away
Life’s bitter, stinging pain and
Take away its stain.
Listen to
The ocean splashing
Let us laugh…
Lift our hearts
With cool, refreshing waves and
Penetrate dark caves.
Listen to
the thunder clapping
Let us shout…
Wake the world
To all that makes it wrong and
Righteousness prolong.
Listen...
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Categories:
inspirational, life,
Form:
Didactic
"life's Absolute Epigrams" (For 2010)Christian Love frame
The only need for death to every exist
Was to slay the fictional self
And all the embellishments used to support it
Fear not, Love’s little flock
You will not be set to fly
And then be allowed to fall
To be strong in your Love
Is to inherit the...
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Categories:
inspirational, introspection, loveprayer, love,
Form:
Didactic
In My OpinionEverything that’s happening this year
was all planned out.
That’s what Agenda 21 (declared as false online)
is all about.
Documents related to the plan
are out there in the world for anyone to see.
When I first heard about it
(long before this year, in fact)
it was ludicrous to...
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Categories:
political,
Form:
Didactic
Spontaneity
Line of inquiry:
"discarding narrow thought flow crutch
we learn directly by soft touch
and what we garner we relay
to the vast void in childlike play
entwined thus with the universe
we dance without need to rehearse"
In an erratic existence
this ad hoc state of mind,
treads upon random paths,
to reach...
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Categories:
philosophy, spiritual,
Form:
Didactic
Ivory Flakes
In the mirrors of Moirai
kismet and karma kiss adoringly,
unaware of this betrayal they label as life.
In the hallucination we call birth,
words whisper like bitter winds,
composing a metaphorical manuscript,
weaving a quilt of invisible inflictions.
Silent screams serenade in childhood bloodshed,
where no messiah arrived to rectify sins of...
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Categories:
allusion, analogy, assonance,
Form:
Didactic
Categories:
meaningful, perspective, wisdom,
Form:
Didactic
VigilantWe must be vigilant to
the shards of radiance and splendor
that flash
before our squinting cynic eyes....
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Categories:
devotion, faith, hope, inspirational,
Form:
Didactic
True Measure of a ManAsk not how did he die
But how did he live,
Not how did he fall
But how did he rise;
Ask not what did he gain
But what did he give,
Not how many
records did he break
But how many
hearts did he mend;
Ask not what was his church
Nor what was his...
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Categories:
eulogy,
Form:
Didactic
The Simple PenThe Simple Pen
I am but a simple man with pen in hand
To cut open a slice of universe with verse
And with the ink
Let it bleed not red
It flows instead with mortal colors
Over a life well spent
What is left over
We drink this in a cup
Pour more...
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Categories:
change, education, identity, image,
Form:
Didactic
The Truth About Truth -Truth burns at the center of all occurrance,
it is a heat that motivates appettites to enlarge,
truth is a multiplier of quests,
satisfaction always arrives at the porch of a new path,
truth does not reveal endings, only beginings that behave
like currents pushing towards a shore,
truth demands...
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Categories:
sports, future, truth,
Form:
Didactic