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Ontology Poems - Poems about Ontology

Ontology Poems - Examples of all types of poems about ontology to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for ontology.

Premium Member Cain's Exile of Inherent Beingness
Mark The earth turns its face from you as if ashamed. You who tilled the soil, now marked by what the soil received. Your brother's blood— how it murmurs, how it screams. Deafness would be a mercy. Wanderer At Babel, you watch them build their...Read the rest...
Categories: ontology, fate, loneliness, lost love,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Sufi Dream Poem-Theory: Cosmontological Uni-Ball
Cosmology + Ontology = Cosmontology NEW Cosmontological Principle: Be SO SO humble! >>> SEE NOTE BELOW A Sufi Dream-Poem--Our purposefully "proto-conscious" UNI-ballish recycling? By: Moji Agha Started on Oct. 26, 2020 You know? Being a microtubular cosmontologically proto-conscious goofy sufi...Read the rest...
Categories: ontology, creation, destiny, imagination, mystery,
Form: Free verse



Ontology
ONTOLOGY Water drips from the hairs on my arms, hands held high to avoid contamination. I can’t wait to begin. I guess this Adrenalin rush is what an actor feels before he strides on stage....Read the rest...
Categories: ontology, 10th grade, body, caregiving,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

My Ontology
Forsook my tears Misplaced my memories Forgot the years I hope I'll forget me Oh you have seen, my love The way our lives have fallen down Like broken rubble at our feet Silence the only sound That we could hear As we lay...Read the rest...
Categories: ontology, death, faith, introspection, hope,
Form: I do not know?
My Ontology
Forsook my tears Misplaced my memories Forgot the years I hope I'll forget me Oh you have seen, my love The way our lives have fallen down Like broken rubble at our feet Silence the only sound That we could hear As we lay...Read the rest...
Categories: ontology, faith, introspection, loss, philosophy,
Form: I do not know?




Book: Reflection on the Important Things