Inconsistencies
Inconsistencies affects one's trust.
Inconsistencies in what one does,
Does not strengthen credibility.
Or lead others to believe,
There had been any...
From the beginning.
Inconsistencies,
Confuse.
Inconsistencies,
Abuse and leave...
Division seen as effective,
Inefficiencies without ending for many.
poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar
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There Is An Art Applied To Your Torture
There is an art applied to your torture.
And you do this quite well.
In fact,
Without trying at all...
You manage to drive me right up a wall,
With your flagrant inconsistencies.
One moment you are focused.
And I am positive you will follow through.
And as soon as I am convinced of it...
You are on to something different.
Claiming you can not commit...
Because of a change of mood.
And if I should change my mind,
About something I said I was to do.
I would never hear the end of it from you.
Until that dead horse would get up and gallop away.
And for weeks to me you would have nothing to say.
Peaceful weeks...
I might add,
That leave me feeling my happiest and a sense of being glad!
There is an art applied to your torture.
And you do this quite well.
In fact,
Without trying at all...
You manage to drive me right up a wall,
With your flagrant inconsistencies.
And you expect me to comprehend them.
Well I don't!
I end up getting mad.
poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar
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Inconsistencies in men are generally testimony to their immaturity.
quote by Edwin Louis Cole
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Inconsistencies of opinion, arising from changes of circumstances, are often justifiable.
quote by Daniel Webster
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Unfortunately, the American justice system is just riddled with lies and inconsistencies.
quote by Tommy Chong
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Like the British Constitution, she owes her success in practice to her inconsistencies in principle.
quote by Thomas Hardy
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The story as told in The Odyssey doesn't hold water. There are too many inconsistencies.
quote by Margaret Atwood
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No author ever drew a character consistent to human nature, but he was forced to ascribe to it many inconsistencies.
quote by Edward G. Bulwer-Lytton
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Firmness of purpose is one of the most necessary sinews of character, and one of the best instruments of success. Without it genius wastes its efforts in a maze of inconsistencies.
quote by Philip Dormer Stanhope Chesterfield
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In writing a series of stories about the same characters, plan the whole series in advance in some detail, to avoid contradictions and inconsistencies.
quote by L. Sprague de Camp
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A Man Of Few Words
i wish that
today i will be a man of
few words,
and if there be fewer than a
man of few words,
i will grab it still,
but we were already born with
all the inconsistencies
i was once a small baby
with that loudest cry
my mother said when i was
still in the hospital room
perhaps this wish is nothing
but an affirmation of what i want to be
and what i am
really not.
poem by Ric S. Bastasa
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Yours
I told you
Stay here
You are not
The one
Associate with danger.
I told you
I am both
Bad and good
I told you
I care not
Your mood.
I told you
I have the morale
Cross morass.
I consigned
All consistencies
All inconsistencies
And show consols.
And I am a debtor
I am yours.
poem by Gajanan Mishra
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Vaporous
I would like to learn how stars scream
with scintillating swords and sing
with the same fatal stroke
I would like to learn how the sun goes alone
loftily sundered amongst other quasars
burning passionately for no one
I would like to learn how clouds come and go
maladroitly reconnoitering the weather
and evanesce without a thought
I would like to know how the moon shifts
and still regain her stalwart repose
amidst her inconsistencies
poem by Norman Santos
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Created To Be Implemented
Inconsistencies,
And those 'fronting'...
With a smothering up,
Of their hypocrisies...
Are all over the place!
Try avoiding them without being affected.
And the ones self righteous,
Declaring themselves 'normal'?
The 'standard' bearers?
Need not go too far from any mirror,
To do an honest self evaluation.
Conflicts, turmoil...
And other problems today that exist?
Have been created to be implemented,
By those refusing...
To zero in on their own flaws and blemishes.
Try avoiding them without being affected.
Or attempt to exit from a baiting into a debate.
To leave unscathed and rated to feel depreciated.
And if one can do this to feel an accomplishment?
A miracle has been witnessed.
poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar
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Your Tragedy
The archness in your eyes
It belies your tragedy
The loss of self, a deadness.
For your soul has bled out
And within is dry dust,
A desiccate withered spirit.
For the games been played
And you have cruelly lost.
Crippled you limp onwards
Towards the light of travail
Seeking the inconsistencies.
To gnaw the cracks, taste defeat.
There is dread in the coming night
For there is no shelter from the storm
And you are desolate, ruined.
The rain will dissolve you,
And gone, you leave behind no reminder
No memory that you once existed;
Expunged, defunct, washed away,
That is your tragedy.
poem by Paul Brookes
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Lied
It came, the time, never coming, you knew would come
like night, suddenly eliding into day, firing off stars, mists,
crowding out the time that, never going, you knew would leave-
that strange, oxymoronic, dog-paddling cur of an existence
when, smiling, you and I compared impossibilities like fruits,
jealous only of which, apiece, was cleaner, plumper, sweeter-
victory so assured and foregone it was folly to tilt (it
not being the design of any designer to be having his model
lay gasping in the sand, bleeding, bluish guts piling out)
All now ending, suddenly or gradually. Laurels? Sure, why not.
and runcible good health? Ok. Gradually unlearned,
the follies and inconsistencies of our times, but meanwhile,
where the whine of the mower, the soft, gasoline-fume strewn air
the cry of the quail, flush from the underbrush?
poem by Morgan Michaels
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~ Saint Nature Reveals It's True, Ambiguous Polarity ~
Irony is the genesis to the dearth of sanctuary.
Sanctity swallowed psychosmic sawdust
(and disgorged on the splinters) .
Consideration of countless inconsistencies
Staple shut an opened omnibus
Containing sentimental psychosis.
Unable to unhinge, unlock…
Plagiarizing connotations, denotations, annotations
Mentally mimics the mitigation of Pandora and Pangaea.
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Allhallows eve's messengers could not conceive of the demons forging the felo-de-se in my mind
poem by Patrick Bateman
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January 1
The first day of a year, yes, New Year day
The night before, canons, fireworks are heralds
People look forward in expectation of you.
What makes you different from ordinary days?
You are where many resolutions are manifested
Also, where many die, never seeing the dawn of tomorrow.
Much prayer is cast, much love shared by many
We pray for changes in inconsistencies
And permanence in all dearly past
Happy New Year for you January 1
Let this happiness be shared to all others
Days, weeks, months, years and centuries.
poem by Kctony Xtopher Nkwocha
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My Poems
When I sing poems, I sing for me and for me alone. As I read my poems, I see that I have much to perfect in this art. I force rhyme schemes, my rythm goes into off beat tangents, I have more song than substance, incomplete incongruous thoughts, terrible syntax, obscure, almost too obscure meanings but beauty I have and love, and an honest heart. I realize my poems are me, all my inconsistencies, flaws, beauty and love. That's why I sing poems, sing for me and me alone…
poem by Kevin Michael Murphy
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Me Visit From Small Village
Inconsistencies, mediocrity and incompetence,
Represent what factors...
That provide the basis for irresponsibility,
And a lack of accountability facing us all.
In your opinion?
'Me know nothing.
Me visit from small village,
On the other side of tall buildings.'
That's very strange.
You look just like the person,
Giving an interview here just yesterday.
'Me know nothing.
Me visit from small village,
On the other side of tall buildings.'
But...
You speak the language very clearly.
'Me learn from TV.
Internet, cellphone and text.
Me...?
I must go now.
No opinion.
No opinion.'
poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar
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No Hesitation Whatsoever
No hesitation whatsoever in admitting
‘Made with inconsistencies and deficiencies'
Never I crowed 'I am blemish-free! '
Daily I attempt to repair myself honestly
Though with only limited success;
I slip and slide down in sincere trials
And my soul is full of bruises, you may not know-
Don't tease me then with unkind words;
The winds of events settle fine dust on me.
Though may be far, far from me the truth
I struggle with my might to crawl closer to it.
I laugh at myself, reminded of endless attempts
But take courage that I rise up again and again;
I am still a raw rock face with craggy contours-
I will one day discover in its chiselled depths
My ‘ I ‘, the faint xerox of perfection!
poem by Sundaram Chandrakalaadhar
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