Love's Democratic Integrity

For a moment,
setting aside imagined barriers
severing social democratic empowerment
from neuro-psychological health,
indulge in this deeply rich Thought Experiment
that growing multicultural trust 
like cooperative WinWin strategic diplomats
also extends compassionate love 
of everyday healthcare democratic lives.

It may become resonantly transparent
why perfecting love of multicultural regenerativity
cannot sustain within a toxic climate
of survival of the autocratic fittest, 
competing WinLose devolutionary 
weaponed revolution models. 

Perfect co-redeeming love
cannot persist in a vacuum
for the same reason that naturally evolving ecosystems
abhor evacuated polypathic energies,
co-empathic enculturing trust 
in elegantly ionic, iconic, pleasures.

Perfect love is bipartisan double-bind co-redemptive,
cooperatively co-arising democratic co-prehension,
or it cannot be perfected
WinWin regenerating global organic health.

Love cannot be returned away empty,
unfulfilled with longing for promise of fertility
unless also retaining a pathological anthropocentric vacuum,
absence of co-passionate trust 
for sacredly organic abundance
sufficient for this co-engaging moment,
this co-operating day,
this co-invested life,
this regenerate loving Earth,
still holding on
to love's enduring democratic
neurosystemic 
cobinary presence,
despite anthro-hubris kleptocratic
nationalistic predation

Setting aside imagined barriers
severing democratic co-empowerment
from organic neurosystemic multisensory healthcare.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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