Notes About The Poem

If I had a clay metric pipe,

this poem could smoke it.

Dedicated to Max Tegmark and Bill LaPointe-Bryan.

Too Much Vitamin D

Polycultural and permacultural,
space and time growth of human communication,
information systems,
common understanding,
Commons economics,
and ultimate integrity of all human concern
and evolution's informed coordination,
coincidental endosymbiotic cooperation,
karmic incarnation
of love's redemptive initiatives--
these harvest active peace.

Anger dissipates without an enemy to target
through acts of kindness.
Fear fades coincidentally
as strong-tempered love fulfills its trembling space,
transformed polymorphic place,
Edenic life ionically balancing grace,
finding humor in ego's hateful quaking
monoculturing systemic dissipation.

All Yang,
no Yin,
original sin,
not Original Intent
of polyculturally balanced
Prime Principle of Universal EcoLogic.

Indeed,
P must reverse-valent NP,
as Yang reversely balances Yin,
as Tao's enculturing skin economically responds
to namaste invitations from sunlight's Vitamin D.

Photosynthesis enlightens binomial polycultures
and regenetic strings of mind theory.
Anger and fear burn monopolistically synaptic,
like sunlight on unprotected skin,
when and where,
perma- and poly-
P does not
unfortunately
equal NP.

Baptism is to water and air systems
as photosynthesis is to light and soil rooting systems
as yang is to binomial implicating yin,
thusly thereforeversomuchly,
(and exhaustedly)
P DOES = N(NP)!!!
as Not-No could be Yes
so let's move on with this Green Revolution
of active peace
EarthJustice.

I need a nappy.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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June 12, 2015 at 1:08 AM
Gerald, Congratulations on having your poem featured this week. SKAT love
Romaine Avatar
March 13, 2015 at 9:43 AM
Hey Gerald, stopped by to visit. This is such a profoundly written piece from you. I can only hope that those whom you dedicated it to will appreciate it. Most definitely cause for a great poet to take a nice nap!! Well done. Be Blessed, Neva
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March 13, 2015 at 9:52 AM
Thanks so much for saying so. And, with your permission, I close my eyes. Gerald Oliver
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