Sacred Full Moon Howl

Our time has come
to turn from dance
with Owl's night-wise Medicine

Deep sultry listening
for wide empathic languages 
whispering iconic myths
of syntax flowing paradigms

Reaching across Full Moon shadow
to inside passion die for outside pleasure
in contented ego/eco-flying Presence
within soaring without

Free of struggling 
with letting go of anger
for AnthroCapitalized ignorance.

Frustration with our own slow to learn sense
that our best colonizing years are behind us,
if only because we prefer
to die in wealth of Full Moon's bodhisattva rebirth.

To struggle through this narrow breach 
of polypathic pilgrimage 
this dark MidWay Eve,
to relinquish all fear of fear
of folding 
and refolding Earth's timeless synergy,
eternally felt Being Present
reconnecting regenerative tisssue
of progenitor's FullMoon Medicine issues

HumaneSelf reconceiving DivineOther 
co-empathic eve of solsticing
wise dicing esteem,
Prime Ego/Eco-Elational CoIdentity.

Silent nights of peacefully resonant laughter
are not most Holy Nights,
purgation's Advent darkly waiting
opens sublime ego/eco- bipartisan therapy 
of Earth Rights and Wrongs
are also Me,
WE Wide Web of Earth Tribes,
emerging from FullMoon wondrous Heaven 
and NewMoon Earth 
awesomely co-present

AnthroHours 
and co-enlightening days 
and EarthAnimated seasons
regenerating bicameral laughter
with deep co-respect
and widely Peaking Presence

Silent smiling 
coherently inclusive rememory
of warm waving 
co-gravitating humor
in love as life 
spreading wild as moonlight
on this wise CoElational Eve.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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