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I suppose it is not for me to say if I am truly, holy polycultural, if I have given sufficient sway and swag to ecological and eco-normic We. My redemptive measure, merit follows cooperatively healthy design, deep creation, consumption balancing nutrient production standards, decomposition harmonizing regenerating practice, not polycultural perfection, but permacultural Climax Community intention. Life gardens. Some are messy and richly fruitful, riotously joyful, revolutionary fertile wild voice sanghas. Some are orderly marching toward their own future's demise. Most are more and less happily/healthily somewhere in between. Life gardens yang and yin, out and inside seeding back and forth across time's life-death boundary, if here now then not here tomorrow outside memories still incarnating, forming and dysfunctioning, decaying and recaying, make-haying while Earth's light shines bravely on blending polycultured beauty dreams into gracefully encultured explication, give power and take light.

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Date: 3/12/2015 8:22:00 PM
Nice poem with great analogies and references. The assonance and alliteration keeps this one popping and moving along with your message. In the end, I do believe we reap what we sow in one way or another. ~jan
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Gerald Dillenbeck
Date: 3/13/2015 8:20:00 AM
Thanks for your kind comment, and, yes, because we reap what we sow it becomes important to notice where, and with whom, we are planting our feet. It is good to be in good Soup company. Gerald Oliver

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