Best Give Care Poems

We are now facing the biggest
                              global health crisis in our lifetime
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Babies crying in the maternity ward
Women; some calling, some thanking God
The only place, where pain meets joy
When the midwife says, it’s a girl, or it’s a boy

The midwife has the most important of jobs
There to usher and give care, when the baby pops
Persevering the cries...

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To receive care
that best meets your needs,
and also,
by the way,
everyone else's too,
we look first
to where and when we have given such care
since our original longest reborn journey
down Mom's birth canal,
prepared just in time for our delivery,
as traumatic as that must have been,
life's first lesson in...

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A long, lost dream lay dormant for many years 
Beneath a constant sea of delays and indecision
Stuck in a routine so unappealing to my spirit
Hours spent in self indulgence became the norm of each day
It did promote team spirit however, did nothing for my famished...

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I hope we all at least aspire to become adept caregivers and receivers,
as these two directions seem to be nondualist,
mutually symbiotic;
to give care is neither better nor worse than to receive,
as optimal healthy care giving is also receiving--
these interactions mutually feed and enrich each other.
We...

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Silver women with fragile spines
Lonely during the week, they must be doing something right
The loneliness doesn’t affect them, and they don’t want to scream and shout
Daily feelings of sadness, sometimes are beautiful and sometimes are loud 

These women transformed themselves in statues made of seam...

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If and when you pack investments into our wilderness of CommonHeld-Futures,
and feel committed to sustain for the longest healthy haul possible,
then, please, cooperatively re-invest back out
ASAP 
before our Win to Lose reaches an unfortunately shared 
global viral end.

If you didn't cooperatively pack in most of...

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Life itself sometimes begins at the "End"? Life always has a beginning,and I am not certain about how "Life itself" will "End".Will you hold on to your "Life" that you have now to invigorate,and inspire the desire that the love gives so that you can...

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This diary I do not wish to share
For fear that I would be a tortured slave
A servant of a menace though I dare
To let this ink concede the castle's grave
A servant of a menace who is King
A crown of horns and ruler of his sting
Pretends...

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We have tree traditions,
still accessible in diverse backward
and forward
reforesting cultures,
of planting a commemorative tree
when a great and portentous series of loving events
comes to its untimely rest.

Recently
my middle son's lifetime friend
decided it was time to travel with the starlight
and so he left us heartbroken,
trying to be...

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pomegranate days with a twilit moon at night,
never parting ways even when a silly fight-
staying up late and laughing over tea,
for love is everything...he is to me

our racing hearts connected
sweet passion collected
never being neglected
my defects accepted

the center of a universe when sweet adoration is needed,
weak...

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What defines Queen?

A question in my mind supreme;

No subject to betitled Kings;

A regality not bestowed by bling.

 

A Queen will match a King in strength;

But intelligence gives that subtle edge;

I mean this not to cause offense;

I look to natural evidence.

 

What inner strength must Queens...

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TRIBUTE TO BOB CORKISH



Captain Tom’s a UK trail blazer
Bob Corkish is our Manx fundraiser
He’s raised over ten grand
Walking around Southlands
For care workers he’s a big praiser

Bob is ninety-three years of age
His endeavour now takes center stage
He may have tired feet
When his walk is complete
Could you...

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Love, fear, lust or greed?

A thousand diseases blowing in the wind;
the hungry voices of hatred eating each side!
i caused pain within my life, that i did,
deciding at birth to give care upon 
the blue marble i landed upon with baby feet.

i uplifted the crust of...

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