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Climates In Round Color

I could be wrong, but feel right in guessing, most straight men don't understand Feminists, too, just like them, long to answer perennial questions no one has yet asked in published forums for restoring EarthJust dialogue. What is our unasked climate question? Hiding deep inside surgical silence of denial erasing prior presumptions of noble humane noises neglecting wilderness of outside voices, proEarth choices. I can feel this holy aspiration to multi-culturally know how is water like air, Or, at least listen for sacred hope outdistancing secularized demonized criminalized despair That longs for profoundly democratic healing outside loudly pacing threat Against transparently discussing what peace costs transubstantiating active distrust of space empowered time enlightened Others Who might not forgive us for trespassing against their safe manna-fed breath, securing our full round securely colored sight lines multigenerational spaces sacred places for and of silent multi-regenerating solidarity solitude. Where does realistic cultural compromise resonantly close begin? When does win/win multi-partisan climax of victory most resiliently open end? Does whole EarthHealth fill in as aggressive extraction of silent singing EarthBeauty flows out? Why does ancient enlightening spiritual wisdom not lack sufficient natural empowering knowledge of feeling healthy and safe? How does silence interrupt and erupt Earth's best natural/spiritual questions? What will we become outside inside full grown up and down and all around our octave keys and fractal clues emerging radiantly complex full-sung silence of compassion? Who would love to outside dare such self emptying green peace without inside red despair?

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