Curiosity Poems

Popular Curiosity Poems
I Do Not Remember
by Reka McCain

As I hesitated to enter this dull yet rickety house
i tripped to what seemed like an old blouse.

It was torn, old, rugged, and had holes through it
and it seemed as if someone had torn the zip.

I looked around to see whom might roam about
I stummbeled upon an old mirror connected mount.

It not only told me to leave but showed me the truth

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In Search of Venus
by Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu

There are no labyrinths in this zone above.
This even, the bifurcated, long, empty road
Reflects the orange,
Hung high, eluding us from the grey void.

The even star —
Behold the grey patterns of heaven,
Meek and naked.
The orange, in clover, fades in the
Celluloid of the hanging sea,

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Felicity in Bloom
by Raphael Pedrasa

Flowers, aren't they a sight to see
As they bring so much felicity
Oh, how much I must wonder
For your beauty is too much to ponder

Give me a little time,
For you are stunningly sublime,
Seeing you makes me want to stumble
As my loud voice becomes a mumble


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Celestial footslog
by Noah Trist

Beneath the canopy of stars I gaze,
And wonder in the cosmic haze,
What dwells beyond, in boundless space,
Is it a realm of kings or gods' embrace?

Or perhaps a fool's paradise, we seek,
As self-deception's truth grows bleak,
A Fermi paradox, we often speak,
In this cosmic realm, the answers are oblique.


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Recent Curiosity Poems
In Search of Venus
by Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu

There are no labyrinths in this zone above.
This even, the bifurcated, long, empty road
Reflects the orange,
Hung high, eluding us from the grey void.

The even star —
Behold the grey patterns of heaven,
Meek and naked.
The orange, in clover, fades in the
Celluloid of the hanging sea,

......

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Celestial footslog
by Noah Trist

Beneath the canopy of stars I gaze,
And wonder in the cosmic haze,
What dwells beyond, in boundless space,
Is it a realm of kings or gods' embrace?

Or perhaps a fool's paradise, we seek,
As self-deception's truth grows bleak,
A Fermi paradox, we often speak,
In this cosmic realm, the answers are oblique.


......

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I Do Not Remember
by Reka McCain

As I hesitated to enter this dull yet rickety house
i tripped to what seemed like an old blouse.

It was torn, old, rugged, and had holes through it
and it seemed as if someone had torn the zip.

I looked around to see whom might roam about
I stummbeled upon an old mirror connected mount.

It not only told me to leave but showed me the truth

......

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Felicity in Bloom
by Raphael Pedrasa

Flowers, aren't they a sight to see
As they bring so much felicity
Oh, how much I must wonder
For your beauty is too much to ponder

Give me a little time,
For you are stunningly sublime,
Seeing you makes me want to stumble
As my loud voice becomes a mumble


......

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Popular Poets about Curiosity From Members
  • Raphael Pedrasa
    Raphael Pedrasa (1 poems about Curiosity)
    November 4,2001 - Philippines
  • Reka McCain
    Reka McCain (1 poems about Curiosity)
    September 23, 2004- California