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Philosophy
by Barry C

Does the tree release it's
Fruit and the shadow
Precede the apples fall.
Plato's theory of forms,
Will of Aquinas is passive potency.
An unlocked panopticon door,
David Hume argued that the idea of "cause and effect" is not based on any inherent, observable connection between events, he claimed claimed that we cannot directly perceive any necessary connection between a cause and its effect, only that one event consistently precedes another. Prisoners and
A fire on a wall, cell key would
Fall into the dream of Foucault through
The eye of night's needle, his panopticons

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MY MOM TOLD ME - ALEXIS KARPOUZOS
by alexis karpouzos

My mom told me:
the heart is not a fragile glass,
it is an ocean,
and every wave remembers.

She said:
when you walk through sorrow,
do not fear the shadows—
they are only the night’s way
of teaching you the stars.

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After death - Alexis karpouzos
by alexis karpouzos

After death,
I will not be gone—
I will be wind, touching your skin,
I will be silence, deep within.

The body fades, the name dissolves,
But the soul—
The soul returns to the rhythm of stars,
To the breath before beginnings,
To the light that dreams all forms.

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The Mentor
by Somali Mukherjee

"The more in science we advance,
The more do we grow," you say;
Still, Nature's love, abundance
Forgive us all in every way.

She lessons us to endure
Just like the green grasses do;
We, humans, can't all ensure;
We fail to remain pure and true.


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YOU CAME IN TO THIS WORLD: ALEXIS KARPOUZOS
by alexis karpouzos

You came in to this world
with enough light to find
your way out of the dark,
enough kindness to save a soul,
enough love to shift a planet.
Don't worry, you are enquipped
with all you could ever need.
Look with in,
you are drenched in magic.

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Recent Philosophy Poems
The Death of a Man
by Ajay Tamla

It is not the body
that withers with time,
but the spirit within,
no longer stirred
by the simple joy of life.

Man dies not once,
but twice—
first in the body,
and then in memory,

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MY MOM TOLD ME - ALEXIS KARPOUZOS
by alexis karpouzos

My mom told me:
the heart is not a fragile glass,
it is an ocean,
and every wave remembers.

She said:
when you walk through sorrow,
do not fear the shadows—
they are only the night’s way
of teaching you the stars.

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The Constant Conflict
by Somali Mukherjee

The lurking demons,
Lying deep down within me,
Strive against my good.

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Janaku by Dr. Shailesh Gupta Veer
by Dr. Shailesh Gupta Veer

Rose
Makes romantic
Both are dancing!


Posted
A message
Waiting for online!



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The end of certainty - Alexis karpouzos
by alexis karpouzos

The end of certainty is not the end of the world,
but the dawn of a deeper vision.
We believed the earth was solid, the heavens unshaken,
the laws eternal and unmoving.
Yet beneath every stone lies movement,
within every silence—an echo of change.

Certainty was our shelter,
but also our prison.
It closed the doors of imagination,

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