Healthy Hope

Your help empowers their hope,
your hope enlightens their help.

Your help empowers their health,
your health enlightens their help.

Hopeful trust thrives healthier 
than trauma-terrorized 
cynically vengeful distrust.

This is not a mental health
nor a political science
nor a religious
nor a sex therapist 
secret.

Why does this same health-receiving and care-giving connection
seem so disconnected in our capital-fueled
straight white exclusive male ownership
historically dominant
public service business sector?

Governing
our tribal reds v blues,
our ungreen town halls,
bored with multicultural 
inter-religious 
compassionate reading and writing
and nonverbal communication
  
Co-empathic
FatherSun enlightened
EarthMother empowering
win/win cobinary
co-intelligent 
indigenous wisdom education.

Actively curious care-giving,
compassionately pleasing peaceful pleasure,
enlightens economic co-investment
and democratically cooperative health,
further expanding boundaries of co-empathic trust.

Competing despairs of economic and political
financial and social dissociative dissonance,
violent irreligious discommunication,
decays into mutually assured destruction,
unweaving healthy fabrics

Of God's mind-passion
and Gaia's body-pleasure
coming from
and powering toward
a global green 
resiliently wealthy 
polyculturally curious
compassionate care-giving
Whole Holy EarthTribe EcoSystem

Within which
it is no anthropocentric secret
that unitarian care-giving
empowers universal health-receiving.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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