Paradox Poems

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Juxtaposition
by Bhaskaranand Jha Bhaskar

Sinners are always mentally stronger
While the strong turn mostly sinners.

Secular forces are the communal pawns
Violence and conflicts are social sores.

Women boldly flaunt their macho look
While men show their feme demeanors.

Most of the rich are poor by their heart

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Things Hard to Understand
by Richard Randolph

A love letter no one reads,
a strange man no one needs,
a seed dropped upon the sand,
a starving child in a barren land--

Why trees reach toward the sky,
and grown men forget how to cry,
why a bird sings to its mate,
though she's gone and it's too late--


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A Paradise Turns Hell (Haiku) - 05
by Subhas Chandra Chakra

She is about to die-

Her son, dwelling abroad sends dollars only

The mother dies of thirst.

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A Paradise Turns Hell (Haiku)- 06
by Subhas Chandra Chakra

The young wife visits temples,

To pray for her husband's well being.

He attends a massage parlour.

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the Optimizer
by Jason Allen

The Paradox of Optimization—
Spotting gaps,
forging paths,
Relentless in refinement.
What fuels this fire?
A hunger that's never fed.

Perpetually dissecting—
Self, world, system.
"Must improve,"

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Recent Paradox Poems
the Optimizer
by Jason Allen

The Paradox of Optimization—
Spotting gaps,
forging paths,
Relentless in refinement.
What fuels this fire?
A hunger that's never fed.

Perpetually dissecting—
Self, world, system.
"Must improve,"

......

Continue reading
A Paradise Turns Hell (Haiku)- 06
by Subhas Chandra Chakra

The young wife visits temples,

To pray for her husband's well being.

He attends a massage parlour.

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A Paradise Turns Hell (Haiku) - 05
by Subhas Chandra Chakra

She is about to die-

Her son, dwelling abroad sends dollars only

The mother dies of thirst.

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Things Hard to Understand
by Richard Randolph

A love letter no one reads,
a strange man no one needs,
a seed dropped upon the sand,
a starving child in a barren land--

Why trees reach toward the sky,
and grown men forget how to cry,
why a bird sings to its mate,
though she's gone and it's too late--


......

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Juxtaposition
by Bhaskaranand Jha Bhaskar

Sinners are always mentally stronger
While the strong turn mostly sinners.

Secular forces are the communal pawns
Violence and conflicts are social sores.

Women boldly flaunt their macho look
While men show their feme demeanors.

Most of the rich are poor by their heart

......

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  • Jason Allen
    Jason Allen (1 poems about Paradox)
    November 20, 1982 - Comancheria