Morality Poems - Poems about Morality

The Sun gives all of us light, And we all do for it fight, And it also provides us heat, Making darkness - Retreat. The black hole is for us the traps, Which we may fall into for travelling against our lives' maps, The heat taken by a Comet to land on Earth, Makes its beauty double the worth! The Planets rotate around...

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You are alive, squirming in my hand like a dissatisfied infant or a fish searching for water. You are alive, we are alive. There is something the same in us- some spark undefinable, except by contrast to its cold absence: death. You have a mind and survival instincts and stoic eyes like a sixth sense I cannot recognize. The quiet of the dissection room is heavy...

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Does modernity's veil conceal nakedness within? Does civilization's stride lead to exposure's sin? How has religion's influence shaped culture's gentle face? And tradition's timeless values, have they been erased? I recall a childhood wrapped in decency's warm fold Parents guiding young hearts, with virtues to uphold Society's nurturing arms, cradling innocence with care Churches stood as beacons, shining values beyond compare But now,...

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they come down on you with their silver badges and rusted hearts, nightstick morality, a fist of laws so tight you can hear my knuckles crack. they'll jail the hungry, the weak, the lost while their own hands stink of greed, of white cocaine powder trails, nights twisted up in back rooms with drinks and dirty deals. they call it credit card justice, where a fee is charged, just...

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Beloved, let me embrace you, My touch sweeter than any virtual bliss, In this digital space, filled with coded delights, Let me revel in your pixelated perfection, Tiger, let me embrace you, My touch sweeter than any virtual bliss. Beloved, you've savored your time with me, Tell my folks, they'll send you emojis, My dad, he'll Venmo you gifts. I know where to lift...

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Come before the Lord in deep humility looking for instruction to be wise praying that God would teach you that you are mortal trusting for God's prize That prize comes after life's end during this life, there are just some days one day this habitation will surely end then you'll be called before God for your say If you've not trusted in God's...

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Written By: D. Collins 10/30/24 On November 5th, we each will decide. On whom sits in the chair in 2025. Will it be morality coming through in the end? Or uncontrolled rage laced with vengeance? On November 5th, we each will decide. On which standard we choose to live by. A convicted felon with payback on his mind? Or, that thing we...

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I saw the smoke in the trees But the cold made me freeze Snow frosted leaves drifted As if the sky was gifted I'm not the enemy of the state But I worry about my fate On state fair grounds I'm spooked To the point where I puked All I have is this growing fear That this will not be my year But I'm dancing...

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With nostalgia Mom looks back to the year A little girl walking to Riverside Park, without fear Except for the bowery, no homeless on the street Kids played outside, lots of friends to meet. A chocolate bar was 5 cents, a penny was copper through You could buy a gun downtown, no-one would take it from you. It was a period...

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ROBERT SHERRIFF - AUSTRALIAN - POET -AUTHOR - SINGER - ACTOR - AMERICAN HISTORIAN – PHOTOGRAPHER Morality keeps a child pure ...

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A Rabbi was teaching his student the Hebrew Bible. He explained that God created everything in this world To be appreciated, Since everything is here to teach us a lesson. The clever student asked the Rabbi “What lesson can we learn from atheists? Why did God create them?” The Rabbi responded, “God created atheists to teach us the most important...

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Paulo was Brazil’s most popular journalist, but the left did pursue He told an American interviewer that the left there "hates you" I found this a puzzle, I asked why, what did we do? But hate has odd wellsprings, and I still have no clue. Brigitte Gabriel lived in a pretty Lebanon town with a hilltop breeze There were school...

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...You apply it to history and the causes we fought just fade away into nothing, and everything is lost. You think that slavery was bad, that’s just your point-of-view, you think that women should have rights, keep that nonsense with you! How can you say Nazis were bad, that Jews shouldn’t be killed, since back then antisemite stuff many German heads filled? How can you say this...

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A point of view that I first saw back in my college years now seems to be quite everywhere, and that’s reason to fear. That moral relativism the toxic left promotes strikes me as at the greatest evil, and it has made inroads. You see it in the braying fools who claim no one should judge, that all systems are just as good, “Come on, man....

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Sin of the old I have commited I wonder if I have been punished, this sure doesn't feel like heaven I must breathe the ashes that burn in hell, for the devil's tongue, the whispers of evil I hear each day Is it my own that has sinned with the world, or was it the world just as harsh as...

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