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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Earth feels undone. Not only incomplete, but now unraveling, Undead but not resurrecting, not fully alive, not healthy enough to listen for sacred survive whispers, ReWind ReGenerate ReConnect What Gaia has joined ego-centers within ecosystems must not secularize disconnect natural analogical likenesses inviting spiritual metaphoric profound illuminations Of and for complex empowerment, full living regenesis truths beyond unsustainable undead anthropocentric left-brain dominant human ego-isolating supremacist economic politicized ways As if we are each a struggling undead YangGod unraveling toward our individualized mortality, unable to ever become done With self-creation self-imagery self-empowerment self-enlightenment self-stimulation self-resurrection self-climax self-instruction self-improvement self-development self-health self-wealth self-worship... From where and when originates this undead undone SelfQuest? And to where and when returns YangGod's yintegral spiraling multilaterally reforming DNA seasonal structural systemic shadow soul of organic light energy regenesis powers of wealthiest communing? Global and yet local, external wealthiest EarthClimates and multiculturing internal health undone undead polyculturing promise of and for regenesis.
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