Ecology of Music
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Dedicated to singing circles longing, as do I, to learn how to sing and chew environmentally connecting gum at the same time.
Healthy ecological relationships
are climates easier to hear
when instruments use words
as tools, not weapons,
for planting and harvesting less fear,
for sensing emotions win/win harmonic
less win/lose contested, competing for supremacy
of auditory,
predatory self-investment.
That said, and preferably sung,
ecological systems
like songs
are compositions,
richly resonant communications
in complexly interdependent webs
not sustained through dissonant lose/lose walls
Of entropic silence,
abhorred absence of nurturing communion,
emotionally stifling structure,
full-bodied thirst for hearts absorbing minds
are preferred to sensory detachment,
failure to notice unvoiced climates
of epic sounds unnatural
dis-spirited
unlistening nonperformance,
unmused holocaust.
While win/win vocal music listening circles
are great places to therapeutically hear
Earth's integral echoing potential,
love's mutually-held ego-sadness and eco-gladness,
climates of ecological wealth,
inside as outside resonance,
outside as inside co-opportunity
through this environment
of mutually-sung
strong-hearted resilience.
With hope to sing another way
an Other focused day
and night
through ecology's brightest voice
for regenerate light.
Copyright © Gerald Dillenbeck | Year Posted 2019
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