Poems About: TRUTH

In this page, poems on / about “truth” are listed.

  • 25.
    Fundamental of Liar Chapter VI: Truth Cry Lie

    There's the truth behind the cry
    There's the cry behind the lie

    There's the truth behind the lie read more »

    maria sudibyo
  • 26.
    Truth

    Every day there is a lot of “truth”
    Truth according to science
    Truth according to law
    Every person holds their own truth read more »

    maria sudibyo
  • 27.
    So Vulnerable

    I need to choose.
    I need to believe.
    The truth in your eyes,
    The truth in your kiss, read more »

    Heather Z. Hanna
  • 28.
    rise to the truth

    rise to the truth

    to whose truth indeed read more »

    irenio irenaeus bero
  • 29.
    Truth

    The truth about a truth is that
    The truth can’t be concealed for long;
    And when revealed, the truth appears
    A bigger truth than what it was. read more »

    Dr John Celes
  • 30.
    Satan

    He swears an oath
    To tell the truth
    The whole truth
    And read more »

    Persian Nightingale
  • 31.
    The Truth Lies

    The truth lies
    Somewhere between halve truths
    And white lies
    The truth lies read more »

    Brian Kilpatrick
  • 32.
    The Truth

    This is the truth
    I have betrayed you
    This is the truth
    I have lied to you read more »

    Betty Ashe
  • 33.
    Truth be told

    I was conceived on lies
    I grew up and I lied
    If I want to get out of a situation
    I would lie read more »

    Vangile Mtyali
  • 34.
    I Need To Believe

    The truth cleans your mind,
    Truth refreashes,
    Truth is solid,
    Truth is beauty, beauty is truth. read more »

    zakyr davis
  • 35.
    Truth and Reality (Opinion)

    Daily at the end of my "anusthaanam"-(spiritual ritual) ", I make a strong, fervent and sincere prayer to the Divinity that intellectuals and scholars in the world should be fearless and speak the truth without any inhibitions. This has been the tradition of our ancestors and speaking truth is essential for the benefit of the society and the society will be able to know the actualities and act on them.
    Normally the rulers do not like the truth to be known. Also leaders of ideologies, religions, their supporters and the like also do not like the truth to be known to the ordinary people. The writers are normally and should be fearless such that the ills and evils in the society are exposed and remedial measures are taken. But what is truth?
    Truth is what it is or as it is irrespective of perceptions of the individuals. Reality is what we see of truth; how much we see of truth. Reality is always dictated by our mental make-up, likes, dislikes, limitations in our ability and willingness to see, view, comprehend and accept the truth. Reality is individual's perception of the truth. Truth, most of the times, is only perceived and rarely understood or experienced. Thus reality is limited truth. Reality is either inability to be truthful or inability and limitations of the individual to see the truth unbiased. Also truth corresponds to the individual, about himself, his Self and the reality corresponds to the objective world within and without the body of the individual.
    Real situations are compromised states of existence in the attempt of pursuit of the truth. We all talk about truth limited by our perception and not the truth most of the times. We have compulsions inbuilt, acquired or imagined not to accept the truth and allow truth to be spoken or spread through us. But truth is a flowing river. It may flood us but it never dries up. On the other the reality is like a stagnated lake. Our fear of repercussions taking place if we speak, accept or propagate truth, make us real and not truthful. We prefer peaceful and calm life. We call that realistic approach and adjust and compromise. read more »

    Varanasi Ramabrahmam
  • 36.
    The Truth!

    They said: ‘It’s the blaring truth,
    Of the time.’ I said: ‘No, it’s the mute truth, of our time.’
    Then he said: ‘You both are wrong. There is no truth, at all! ’ read more »

    Jayanta Oinam
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