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These poems are all parts or poem of published books "Homo Sapiens Part I to Part XXIX" in the Homo Sapiens book series by Mawphniang Napoleon. If you enjoy reading poems by this author, you can purchase all of his books in the series from a common online store available in your country. Thank you for your support and I hope you continue to enjoy my work. Xxxxxxx As I, a breviloquent raptor, wield A lever, with naught else to my design, I generate tones for the aural field In this prosaic orb we call mankind. My actions, though, are but a small part Of forces far beyond my control, For nature holds the key to each chart And sets the laws that govern the whole. But still, I am compelled to explore The workings of this vast machinery, To seek the truth that lies at core And find the answers to humanity. Though some may call it quest I'll seek the truth, with no time to rest.

  January 2023     25 days ago

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Ontological Masque of Scales - Nature's Thespian Ruse

Oviparous victuals, the serpent's cibarious quest,
An edacious charade where fangs bear no heft,
Venom cedes to guile's stratagem deft.
Colubridal contortions, a choreographed ruse,
Hissing scales enact a terpsichorean muse.
Feigning ire, it...

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The Conflagratory Palingenesis: A Lament for the Phoenix of the Shillong Bar Association

It’s 10:50 pm of 24.02.2024
That’s before the mid-night,
Waking from slumber
to a ringing din,
Phones blaring out
in cacophonous cries,
Summoning me forth
into the night.
Rushing out
I saw a fiery light,
As flames engulfed
the...

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Kalavantulokôjjvala Hypsiglossia of Sachliches Glossographisch

The scriveners' concupiscent lust for lexicons,
A sybaritic philogyny of words, lexiphiliacs' throes,
Bibliophiles' bibliogamy of texts, libroire amours.
Such penchant semantic constupration slakes -
Lusting graphomanes for glyphs' woven wiles,...

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The Dolichopodan Logor of Hubristic Recidivity

The dextrogyratory linguals that tarantaraed baudruche mendacities,
Debunking doit when batzen brent nee more,
Belitteling lucre's lubric cupidity - how risible!
The edacious peripatetic, in repleted ergastulum incurvate,
Disdains the...

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The Metered Musings of a Bedlam Bhoi and Iewduh

With quill in hand, tenebrific ink besmirching digits atramentous
I pen absurdeity rhymes midst a bhoi-scented antre
My bedlam made clear in the elucubration I grave
In voluted rhythms I bestrew, without a project
Ebon drops maculate, blot...

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Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the poem. It's true that the poem initially presents a pessimistic tone, but it's also refreshing to see that it offers a positive outlook on life. It's important to focus on the present and make the most out of every moment. While the afterlife remains a mystery, we can still find meaning and purpose in our current existence. The poem reminds us to embrace life and make the most of it, rather than dwelling on the unknown beyond. 

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