Profound Stories

10 poems about life death love and all that shit.

A nice self-reminder that I have a lot to live for and a lot to love.

A short poem from my thoughts, feelings and ideas

Here.. you dropped the promises you once made.

Really short takes on short takes of life

Ideas that seem profound in my mind. *** Highest Ranks: #1 in Jamaicanwriter #3 in profound #4 in teenthoughts #4 in depression #140 in teenangst

Aman was meant to do this.. He signed up for it.. He chose it..

A book of poems diving into the framework of its author's mind. Some may be happy, some may make you cry, and that's okay. Let's look inward together

In the midst of nowhere on a journey unknown with feelings unspoken ; a voice screams kindness. A lesson learnt. All characters are fictitious and imagine ry . The story needs editing. The wallpaper is from pin intrest. More stories to be added . Please read comments and vote

Nourish your mind, heart, and soul with profound concepts of the human experience explored in this psychedelic short story. Full of magic, brilliant color, love, and ancient myth, a transcendental tale is told by a psychonaut as he departs on a spiritual voyage. This is the first of my psilosophy series: a collection of short stories inspired by the breakthroughs of my psilocybin experiences.

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External Review The Truth of This Magnitude" by Elizabeth Moroz is a profound and complex exploration of the human condition and the societal challenges we face. The poem is divided into several stanzas, each addressing different facets of human behavior, societal norms, and the consequences of our actions. The poem opens with a depiction of defiance and reliance, suggesting a tension between rebellion and conformity. This sets the tone for a series of contrasts that permeate the rest of the poem, such as heroism juxtaposed with mundane existence, and ethical integrity contrasted with societal corruption. Throughout the poem, Moroz highlights various injustices and hypocrisies present in society, from the disregard for the underprivileged to the facade of the elite. There is a sense of disillusionment and outrage at the systemic failures that perpetuate inequality and suffering. The poem also touches on themes of resistance and perseverance, suggesting that even in the face of overwhelming adversity, there is value in standing up for what is right. However, there is also a recognition of the impermanence of individual efforts and the limitations of human agency in the face of global crises. The closing stanzas of the poem evoke a sense of impending doom and existential despair, as the speaker reflects on the magnitude of devastation facing humanity. Despite this, there is a glimmer of hope in the call for a "resurrection of virtue and human decency," suggesting that redemption is still possible if we collectively strive for change. Overall, "The Truth of This Magnitude" is a thought-provoking and powerful work that challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths about the world we live in while also inspiring them to imagine a better future. Moroz's skillful use of language and imagery creates a visceral and immersive reading experience that lingers in the mind long after the poem is finished.

I let my words eat me up My thoughts consume my every waking moment So that when I put pencil to paper My words make your mind crumble And rebuild again With my perspective As your new empire • A collection of cowardly courageous poems. Scrambled moments of my life and thoughts that run through my head. • Zamzam Ahmed

I have so many things in my head that I can't really explain but here ya go. (Still editing)