Best Godlight Poems


Premium Member Messiah Wilderness

Wisdom scriptures swell through every harmonic creed
each deed spoken across culture's regenerations,
singing multicolored psalms of Paradise

Earth rebirth again through anthro-chosen death
of stale humans only need apply
to and for heaven's ridiculously opened gate

Radically sensuous ecojustice 
sung by crickets
feeding songbirds
flying on and on back toward sunrise
sweeping across EarthMother's original baptism
in SunFather's fertile rays of godlight.

Integrity's incarnate presence
without monocultural apartheid
or even anthrocentrism

Messianic light by which all have come,
by which all return,
no creature comes through Father Time
on Virgin Mother Earth
but through and with each co-empathic Other.

Bodhisattva nature mystics
learning to plant and harvest souls, Earth's seeds
of holy holonic consilience,
synergy,
authentic agape I AM
this integral erotic EarthTribe WE ARE
fathers and mothers of rich multicultural birth traditions

evolving revolving time measured light
remade in humane power's uncontrolling image

Re-creation re-imaging
re-connecting
re-syncing
re-ligioning
re-generating imagined
time's revolving warm 
nutritious 
nurturing
spacious light
engorging timeless night.

Puritan politics of mono-theistic unsensuality,
like cold mono-polistic economics,
is either consiliently enlightened 
or tyrannically disempowering

EarthMother sacred 
or monochromatic anthro-privileged hubris
uprooting polypathic unconditional trust

exploiting fear of monoculturally elite dinosaurs
devouring spiritual paths toward more complex
synergetic
polymathic win/win elegance

Political bodies engaging resonant peace
restoring economic EarthJustice outcomes 
for CoMessianic depolarizing rights
to regenerative polytheistic practices
enlightening timeless past
empowering spacious futures

below/above
inside/outside 
immanent/transcendent
inhaling/exhaling 
en/pantheistic practice.

Receive

He said to not look upon his face,
But to listen to his voice,
Or I will surely die in grace
If I should make that choice...
And if I turned my eyes 
In the direction that he be,
It would be the last time  
That I return what's given me...
Thru eyes that are just gateways
And the windows to my soul,
Which tries to leave the same way
That it came an angel told...
What's given must returneth 
To the light from which it came,
For the living that affirm this
Gets a halo in his name...
So look upon the light 
If you are ready to receive,
The only thing that's right 
About the things we all believe...

Terry
WWW.WhiteLionPoetry.com

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