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The Best Judge
by Somali Mukherjee

Life counts everything;
She is such a subtle judge;
There's no nepotism.

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Philosophical
by Jupiters Angel

We are born to experience before going to the final rest.
Consciousness to light. Walk down the cobbled path. Touch the
clouds. Witness the storm. Remember the building blocks
of life. Science, history, religion, philosophy and psychology.
They are all joined together.
Life's short time travel.
The struggle of conscious is normal.
It's a gift. Don't waste it.
Make good decisions so the earth won't count the cost.

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The Breeze
by Sharon Morgan

What is the breeze that rocks the leaves
That shades the blades of grass beneath my feet
And swiftly shiver to-and-fro, from gusts of air which shoot without intent
But breathes on clouds, which race within the clear blue sky,
To win the race, where raindrops burst and thank the sun,
for rays and glows, which bring relief and light
and life, to trees, leaves, grass and sea, and me.

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Time to Pretend
by Somali Mukherjee

When life gets stationary
Like a mossy stone,
When time feels like
A claustrophobic cul-de-sac,
When people pelt stones at you
Like a pack of snarling stray-dogs,
It is felt that we must pretend;
Aye, it's time to pretend,
For, being unmasked, you can't
Survive in the midst of

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Sarcasm
by Sharon Morgan

How wonderful our world
of ingrained peace and tranquillity
with lives of eternal happiness,
As the lives that we live are carefree
And by the way, my best friend is called irony

How great our climate
Because man, in his creativity, has made gases
that fills our atmosphere
Trapping heat from the sun

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The Best Judge
by Somali Mukherjee

Life counts everything;
She is such a subtle judge;
There's no nepotism.

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Unsweetened: Without Rhyme
by Aditi Hayaran

They asked if I was removing sweetness…
while I was only avoiding deception.

The deception of masking everything with sugar.

Why must I sweeten every truth
just because comfort is familiar to you?

Are we meant to accept comfort,
or simply deny what is unpleasant?

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The Sunshine
by Somali Mukherjee

Let the sunshine come
And illuminate each life,
With kindness and peace.

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Taxonomy of the Restless Consciousness
by Mario Odekerken

The human moves through cotradictory impulses,
an entity of ambivalence and self-observation.
Within thought,metacognitive interference proliferates,
while desire disguises itself as necessity.

He possesses a pronounced capacity for empathic resonance,
alongside an equally persistent instinct for self-preservation.
Moral architectures shift under contextual pressure,
and conviction reveals itself as a provisional construct.


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Taxonomie van het onrustige bewustzijn
by Mario Odekerken

De mens beweegt zich via contradictoire impulsen,
een entiteit van ambivalentie en zelfobservatie.
In zijn denken woekert metacognitieve ruis,
terwijl verlangen zich vermomt als noodzaak.

Hij bezit een opmerkelijke capaciteit tot empathische resonantie,
naast een even hardnekkige neiging tot zelfhandhaving.
Morele architecturen verschuiven onder contextuele druk,
en overtuiging blijkt vaak een tijdelijke constructie.


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