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Hime Hiroda Poems
Once serene this cerulean face untroubled
The golden orb with warm kisses it smothered
The playful zephyrs to it daily sends
Scents of plum, of roses and of the dame of night... more »
I need it, you need it too
But do you know you have it?
It is the greatest gift
But least valued by those characterized by it.... more »
My heart is heavy, to whom shall I confess my sorrows?
Everyone is burdened with their own troubles
Who can comfort me in this time of chaos?
My heart cries out to the Lord.... more »
Suspended from rings that hang delicately
From rods so thin, so frail, so skinny
The fabric dangles so loosely
What happens if someone should yank it free?... more »
Admired are the meek
Protected are the innocent
Blessed are the naive
Praised are the silent.... more »
Wise education - is it true?
Wisdom in men, now it removes
Automatons - all they are
For striving to move and to prove... more »
Pitch black, the place is disorienting
A sonorous voice booms, sending the earth a-shaking
It gives radiance to the place
Stark bewilderment on my face.... more »
In Praise Of The Wise
Admired are the meek
Protected are the innocent
Blessed are the naive
Praised are the silent.
What of the aware?
What becomes of those burdened by cares
What of those who dared
To be scorned for their knowledge laid bare?
Rejected for rebelling
Against a society unthinking
Fighting for and protecting
The way of the will and right living.
Shouldn't society rightfully praise
Those who dare absorb lore's stinging rays
And leaves of laurel on their brows be placed
For desiring ignorance be rid in their race?
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