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Premium Member The Rarity of Recognition
A wounded animal retreats to the scrub,
where anything worth saving lives.
It licks wounds inflicted by a wicked wind whipped world. 
Filled with big stone faces...

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Categories: buddhas, baptism,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Unconditional Love Conditions
In times of a virus spreading its unruly truths I wonder why

	What matters most seems to be toilet paper

Loops and loops of the stuff and...

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Categories: buddhas, community,
Form: Free verse
Inside The Buddas Temple
a
gentle gust of wind
from
the
sacred wings of
the
owl moth
extinguishes the
candlelight flame
with
its
bamboo wings
inside 
the 
Buddhas temple...

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Categories: buddhas, image, imagery, imagination, inspiration,
Form: Free verse
Kandy Perahera
Kandy Perahera
Geschmückte Elefanten im Lichterglanz
Zu Ehren Buddhas

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Kandy Perahera 
Decorated elephants in bright light
In honor of  Buddha


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Kandy Perahera 
Decorado elefantes en  brilla luz
En honor...

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Categories: buddhas, devotion
Form: Haiku
Haight Ashbury
The love of Ganesha....

Born upon the branches of the Monterey cypress', ucalyptusly turning leaves

Joyfully displayed reflections this retros, predominant vanguards of the times

Preceptencies vibrantly rainbowic...

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Categories: buddhas, hope, life, love, social,
Form: I do not know?



Asleep No More
The dawning day is like an open door
for voyagers adrift in living stream
to waken from the dream asleep no more.

When out of slumber’s seas we’re...

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Categories: buddhas, day, dream, inspiration, life,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member Bicameral Gratitude
OK class, now listen up and down,
in and out,
said Professor Fuller Watts,
professing political philosophy 404.

We begin with a deductive
reductive
universal objective lesson,
then spread out across inductive...

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Categories: buddhas, culture, peace, philosophy, political,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum
Within the Dream
There are rights and wrongs, or so it seems,
in the most outlandish fancy flights.
When we’re asleep even in our dreams
there’s an awareness of wrongs and...

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Categories: buddhas, destiny, dream, life, self,
Form: Verse
Premium Member God's Kind of Poetry
The finite contemplating the infinite
The stardust male and female still flush with light
From exploding stars, seeding new possibilities, our true progenitors.
So that even God Himself...

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Categories: buddhas, god, poetry, universe,
Form: Blank verse
In the Red Desert of the Rising Sun
In the red desert of the rising sun  
In the surrealness of its silence  
The sky turned grey and ominous  
Amidst the...

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Categories: buddhas,
Form: ABC
My Teacher-A Butterfly
Here is my teacher,there flies my teacher
One who taught me to be higher the Reacher
Do not lose hope she said,For morrow
Strive hard and walk through...

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Categories: buddhas, butterfly, inspiration, teacher,
Form: Rhyme
Red Lotus
oh, the immaculate red lotus
the queen of flowers
the seat of buddhas
tell me, this grown-up foetus
the secret of your excellent status
in spite of the trotting trend
that...

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Categories: buddhas, change, character, future, growing
Form: Free verse
Macabre Bazaar
great leaders sup in style
tete a tete, haute cuisine
attentive servants grovel
perfectly pleased to preen
as common soldiers while away
the quick moments of their lives
until the final...

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Categories: buddhas, anger, political, war,
Form: Rhyme
Honeymoon Is Over
what is wrong with thee?
o, plenty.
The non verbal,
repetitor.
She listens to wandering
ghostly attempts at
remembering
the past
to perserve
her future
to maintain
a quo.
ta.

of whom she laid eyes on,
upon the day
when...

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© Amra Cau  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: buddhas,
Form: Verse
The Buddha's Masterplan
Beneath the sea of glistening stars,
Between the ethereal evening air,
Lies a forest of glowing dreams,
But as diverse and rich as they are,
None escape the same...

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Categories: buddhas, allusion, analogy, beautiful, beauty,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs