Imprudence Poems

Undoubtedly he will relent, and turn
From his displeasure; in whose look serene,
When angry most he seemed and most severe,
What else but favour, grace, and mercy, shone?
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Thus they in lowliest plight repentant stood
Praying, for from the Mercie-seat above
Prevenient Grace descending had remov'd
The stonie from thir hearts, and made new flesh
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I had a duck-billed platypus when I was up at Trinity,
With whom I soon discovered a remarkable affinity.
He used to live in lodgings with myself and Arthur Purvis,
And we all went up together for the Diplomatic Service.
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Burgum, I thank thee, thou hast let me see
That Bristol has impress'd her stamp on thee,
Thy generous spirit emulates the Mayor's,
Thy generous spirit with thy Bristol's pairs.
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IN life oft ills from self-imprudence spring;
As proof, Candaules' story we will bring;
In folly's scenes the king was truly great:
His vassal, Gyges, had from him a bait,
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The stupendous affluence raised
On the graves of morals and ethics
Strangled by sportive imprudence
Of youthful arrogance and insanity
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Dear last poem

I am very frustrated with you! In fact you almost ended up in the trash. You are only there, for my lack in understanding how applications work properly on my blog.
You spent a week in my head. Prowl around, tormenting me with the story of small drawers.
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'Dieu dont l'arc est d'argent, dieu de Claros, écoute;
O Sminthée-Apollon, je périrai sans doute,
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I attire my vision
glory manifests its resolution
predominant makes excursion
nattery exposes phantasm
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FAMED Paris ne'er within its walls had got,
Such magick charms as were Aminta's lot,
Youth, beauty, temper, fortune, she possessed,
And all that should a husband render blessed,
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If you stop me unnecessarily then I well resist
So please do not come in my way I do insist
I may be travelling in fog or complete mist
But for whom I have started towards do exist
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Smile that converse to praise
The latitude that never speculate
Altitude where simulate the self
Arrogance hall to priority
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Today she awoke a bit late
and was looking intensely at the mirror.
When I questioned her,
she curtly replied that she has grown older.
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Horrible was the Kalinga war,
Ordered by Ashoka, the Emperor.
There was heavy bloodshed,
Victory, His army chief reported.
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As prudence rules well
Imprudence never gets chance
For impunity
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Imprudence, impertinence and sapience
Never were bedfellows in previous lives
Reckoned by auditors and number crunchers as a sequence
Teeming with ingredients more efficient than chives.
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All the great crown jewels
Never can make a man wise.
And all his good education may well
Mirage the False in our eyes.
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Difficulties daily will increase
with mobile networks ready to deploy
Endangering some structures which have stood
through vested interests strengths refortified.
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Were you a price victim
of an unknown?
You step out in darkness after
a family fued to walk barefoot
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Horrible was the Kalinga war,
Ordered by Ashoka, the Emperor.
There was heavy bloodshed,
Victory, His army chief reported.
...

Today she awoke a bit late
and was looking intensely at the mirror.
When I questioned her,
she curtly replied that she has grown older.
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The stupendous affluence raised
On the graves of morals and ethics
Strangled by sportive imprudence
Of youthful arrogance and insanity
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It would not yet, not entirely
Have need been adapted to
Which flaunting but fair imprudence is
Summer-dressed for, summer through
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Standing all alone in the woods;
eyes shut, I feel the lilting light.
Sun dodges needles through the crown,
beams land on my skin softly so.
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Tears well up my eyes as I think
The way our smiles disappeared in a wink
Well, couldn't have expected quite more
For all you did was run and get sore
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Existence is a school
Everyone is a student
And God is the only teacher.
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When she alone drinks silver gray glowing
Clouds, sky, stars in silhouettes of mountains,
In sweet pure solitude, her joy brimming
Over the chalice with wine from fountains
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As prudence rules well
Imprudence never gets chance
For impunity
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The rage within
Is the consciousness of my inertia
And helplessness in the face of stagnation and
The futility of my being in the plane of my existence.
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