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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Maybe it's just me. So, I'm asking, as focused, yet open as I could ever hope to be, Do negative correlations between inhaling and exhaling Earth's sensory WorldView resemble, for you, too, a reverse correlation, dipolar co-arising appositional contrast, in-between grasping on and distracting off? I am not sure why this question could be economically or politically or psychologically or neurobiologically significant In this time of great polarized climate EarthHealth and EconomicSafety crisis, and yet, it persistently seems so as I attempt, in my EarthView solitude, to exhale and detract from left hemisphere verbal monopolizing demanding dominance To inhale and grasp toward more right hemisphere nonverbal nonviolent communing climate therapeutic in-between re-association re-syncing thought and feeling re-communing secular and sacred re-ligioning Green and blue and red ultra-violet reweaving Earth's climate health grasping fresh inhalations and distracting patriarchal stale capitalism's white male privileged pompous hortatorical reiterations of Fight Makes Godless Right Grasping or distracting reactionary nonresponsiveness to our secular and sacred longings for EarthHealth and DemocraticSafety non-oppositional points of WorldView.
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