Dancing Between the Notes
I could not be me without you,
nor you without me,
as "I",
you see,
we're not at home in side-by-side.
Egos seek universality
coincidentality
equality
economicality
ecologicality,
teleologicality,
biological unfolding we.
If no MetaEcoSystem,
then no Me.
If no me, then no exegetical
metaphysical
metamorphical
polycultural
permaculturing,
polypassaging Be.
If not Be-longing
then no longing.
If no longing,
then no Belonging.
If no becoming, then no Being
seeing
sensing
souling
solving
resolving
resonating
incubating
sublimating
dia-enlightening We.
If synapse
were not quite so closely haunted by fear of relapse
deep learning might Be
as predictable as gravity's self-creational
bi-relational
lapse of time as space.
When East and West learn to divest
of ignorant enculting absence,
as South and North learn to invest
in other Culture's Presence,
then permaculture design and development
will redeem sustained
polycultured present planet,
polymorphic peaceful economics,
polypathic co-passioned ecologic,
as PolyTao Therapy;
EcoTime's Thermodynamic Open-Systemic Balance.
Mutual Messiahs turn Left to Right cheeks,
Right to Left hemispheres,
and back again,
reiterating timelessly
to turn Earth bioethics upside down,
with SunGod's Alpha cooperative rays on top
of economic (0)Mega pie charts.
Earth's graceful synthesis spreads wide
warm watery memories of sense perception
challenging bigoted contractions of tree-ringed,
We-ringed ecograce,
lust for abundance,
sensual Bun Dance away from eisegetical error,
ignoring anthrocentric supremacy,
Ego's solo fancy prance reactionary cultural responses
to "Why"
when we each and all come together,
in love's full climaxing binomial Beloved embrace,
we turn our holy identity upside down
in solid sustained HereNow time as spatial place,
our eco-entity global home,
grace.
DNA does not speak in spatial language,
we unfold to fly together
across time's perpetually revolutionary boundary.
I could not be me without you,
nor you without me,
as "I",
you see embodied,
we're not at home in silos of side-by-side.
Copyright © Gerald Dillenbeck | Year Posted 2015
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