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Premium Member Primal

primal timelessness
midnight bonfire by the beach
back to dawn of time



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Elucidations of a Primal Being

CANTOS I (Tract I)


The woods were stirring,and the stars twinkling,
   the wind whispering a thousand new breezes;
....if a sound came, it came with smiles -----
   and if it spoke it would call me friend....
   and I would call it mother, or brother
   or sister,
   or God?

Dare I say 'God' for such a simple thing? ----
   But what I feel is as real as any science....
   something behind the green curtain;

.... Something, under the speck of flower shoots,
   that bloom as ornate as any chic-portrait
   or seem to thrust higher than man's great
   skyscrapers, speckled anew each spring,
   for mine eyes,
   and yours
   and the world's

Dare I say 'God?'

                       (Who Reveals)

NATURE OF HEART

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Dual curved carved crystalline it rests
        quantum wave particles interwoven at best
                     allows Heart to heave
          explorations suavely gentle, feel 
 
Heal with non-local light white 
    across Tibetan height nights  
continuously crafted through storm eyes
    looping smile sighs, holding Soul steady
   whorling, whispering veins tirelessly heady
                 expansive is a rush of blood

Rain tears feed its sizzling throbbings
arteries androgyny crying crumbling piously
 lying awake, nothing’s at stake
                     Heart within Planet of the Heart
        touching, encircling, squeezing

Soft supple sublime smoothing 
         in rhythmic dance inward and out
twirls across seaspun songs, sealed
   as blood flows through brain cells 
holds no sin, beating making no din 

Heart pure stillness, pricelessly present 
        through sockets smiling : sees, hears, feels 
           tastes, smells ~ in silence connecting               its moment is only a moment 
     
holds exalted longings without expectations 
            observing own arising gyrations   
musings, twinnings, dismantlings
                Beauty of Heart melts catalytic 
                making music, fascination still
 
cannot label nor judge neither contradict 
or impress empresses or advocates
governors, lover hierophants or poets 
             fathoms no fools ~ merely IS

          Presents primal lingering languid gaspings
for its own beatings, pulsing, unfoldings
          irrepressible expressions
               explosions of expirations 

 Split  open its  P R E S E N C E
        e x p o s i n g  slivered voluptuous 
                           vulnerability breathing 

                            HEART  AM  I


Primal Instinct

Violent attack,
An aquatic invasion:
The tigress’ hunt.

Premium Member The Primal Fire

A light has always been glowing
Close to the heart of the universe.
Over the course of time and evolution,
We as mortals have lived in fragile transience.
Yet flickering in the soul
Is the sublime, primordial sparkle.
In this ember born of the primal fire,
The transient contains the immortal
And the infinite caresses the finite.
Through the morass of earthly chaos,
The crystal beacon shines, and
Its power has not been extinguished.
© Carol Mays  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Primal Seed

She is staring thru a window 
so small its hard to see;
Still, she dares to wonder, 
an affair is what he seeks;

She didn't want to mate - 
what she could not dominate;
If this is all he needed, 
he could have let her be;

It's not fair she felt cheated - 
her despair no one can see;
He didn't know that her agenda - 
did include a primal seed;

Doesn't care for his opinion - 
or how he dared to take the lead;
Promiscuity he claimed slated - 
he turned over a new leaf;

In her youthful ignorance - 
so blind she couldn't see;
It wasn't the man she needed - 
 it was the man who needed thee!!!


Premium Member The Longing, Remembering the Sway of the Primal Guide, Translation of Carlos Bousono's Poem

Carlos Bousono’s poem : Recordando a pastora imperio

                         for Damaso Alonso

(Poem published in the collection : Metaphora del desafuero, 1988, and dedicated
to Damaso Alonso, who exerted on Carlos Bousono an avowed influence and
patronage, concludes my own present tribute to the Maître. I confess I had not
read Bousono’s poems – I may have glanced at a couple of poems when I first
bought the Espasa-Calpe anthology some years ago – before I began translating
them on October 16, 2013.)

I have always thought that in the state of sudden immobility
of the immemorial dancer of flamenco the entire dance
is concentrated of a sudden in this posture
of an instant,
under the weight of centuries,
all of its foregoing agitation,
in such a way as in its absolute fixation is to be found
  its passing and its minute ad mysterious simulation :
the flight of sea gulls over the sea, their avid and sudden swoop
  onto the prey,
and she herself, the flamenco dancer herself, becomes in that instant,
like the form most refined and pure
of such an incomprehensible paradox : velocity and paralisation,
becoming more dense in the procès
between Aquiles and parsimony,
or the tortoise and despair…
No, there is no différence,
because to differentiate hère is to make a descent,
while here there is but an ascent.

And has the flamenco dancer understood suddenly
  that to make a move
is an intolerable imperfection
for whoever aspires to the most arduous achievement,
to the supreme compromise with the fire in the beyond
  and the surprise, sacred and full of rejoicing between
  the fresh flames,
a compromise, then,
with the truth of the highest form of living,
and so the dancer of flamenco
remained for this reason without moving
in a difficult equilibrium
to see if that position, without touching it,
in not moving any of the pièces,
without turning a page, without causing the hinges to friction,
could by chance last, keep enduring there,
on the razor’s edge,
maintain itself on the head of a pin’s unlikely verticality,
balance itself on tip-toes, without breathing, each instant
   succeeding the other,
on the verge of the abysm itself,
earth and boulders coming loose,
and one after another in succession, and in succession…

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Mystery of Primal Spirit

I feel your need to romp on twilight's climb
despite the consequences life can claim,
you know my velvet touch can make you pine
I am mystery you know by first name.
Through hours we will groan a sinless prayer
and think of nothing more than primal flesh,
sensing how deeply you think... I am rare
a warm appetite that brings hearts refreshed. 

If you accept desire's sweet effect
and choose wild abandon for fire's release,
then plunge with me until grasslands are wrecked
as stripe of innocent love climbs and heaves.
But before we complete our final song,
can't gushing heat douse instant passion's heed?
To covet me... tenderly to prolong 
my tigress’ spirit by grace will concede.



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Your First 2014 Poem Contest of PD
By nette onclaud
* Use of few slant/ end rhymes is intentional

Premium Member Primal Operas

All conversations,
like harmonic music,
practice rhetoric's resonant reconnection
with communicating hope,
spirited intent,
re-ligioning faith;
panentheistic love.

All revolutionary integral spirals 
practice nurturing naturally healthy trends
with spirited hope, 
mindful intent, 
embodied creolizing faith;
and within Great EarthSystemic climaxing devolutions,
still small voiced sad-theistic love.

All divinely humane re-creators
nurture open-loop polyculturing re-ligions,
emerging local healthy
through global wealthy hope
reweaving positive empowering intent,
economic enlightened faith;
and, inter-religiously,
nurturing nature-spirited indigenous love
of organically sentient root systems 
panentheistically savoring landscape re-development networks,
both on- and off-line,
with arts and craftsy non-ZeroEgo EcoCommunion Zones.

All verbal discernment practice
LeftBrain dominant language communion
with re-ligioning mind hope 
for active body climaxing love,
faith in Gandhian nonviolent communion wealth 
of nondually co-arising win/win healthy outcomes.

All reiterative information strings 
within communication networks 
organic and/or digital
practice co-arising/co-gravitating flow
Positive synergeticMind/synapticBody 
AND DoubleNegative dipolar aptic,
with hope for less felt dissonance
and pathological absence 
of primal LeftVerbal-thoughts/RightNonVerbal-feelings
bipartisan synergetic re-ligioning communication.

All love-sentience practices sacred communion
re-connecting healthy multiculturing ego-faith 
within wealthy polyculturing eco-religion

EgoAnthro Left spoken 
inside EcoEarth's unspoken Right 
to live Tao balance proportions of symmetry,
Tipping MidWay Points
gleaming sunlight's reflection off Earth's transparent skin
toward Alpha OneSun Light through (0)Mega EarthPower
neuro/eco-woke bicameral bright
displaying Ego's mind/body stage 
for song/dance
re-ligious health campaign wealth events,
each interdependent aria/aura 
comprising EarthTribe's ReLigioning Opera.

Premium Member Primal

Can you see now
The quest of how


Can you niche deep
The dreams that sleep


Can you feel then
The fest right then


Can you work smiles
The mood that styles


Can you know zest
The scripts of jest


Can you ask spell
The wit that tells


Can you urge more
The joys galore


Can you meet clear
The dark that fears


Can you make time
The pun in rhymes


Can you find play
The words that stay




Leon Enriquez
06 Aipugust 2015
Singapore

The Sea Is My Lover

The Sea is my lover
the shoreline our bedroom
slowly he takes me to
the Ends of Forever.

Ignoring the jagged rocks he comes calling
cutting himself on the 
stones and the shingles.

Arriving breathless, he lifts me
higher
until I crash on the vague
horizon.

And I am left
                     clinging
to his nebulous shadow
while my salt tears descend
and fill his great
Body.

Primal Conclusion

Enter the beast of manlihood
Living flesh fall to their prey
Taste the wine of mortal sons
Sacrificial blood of fates
Slaughtered nations desecrated
Now under the flag of hate
Dying for anothers cause
Seducing powers contemplate
Free to rape,free to kill
Free to conquer all at will
Impaled corpses piled high
and many more are doomed to die
Some rebel,some retreat
Falling to their masters feet
Extra flesh to feed his wrath
Smell the stench of carcass baths
Revieling plagues and atrophy
Planting rotted demon seed
Wars and chaos fill the earth
Burnt remains of all its worth
Bodies left to slugs and worms
Flies swarm in and take their turn
Decayed bones and tortured souls
With no remorse the bell does toll!!!
© Pat Mccoy  Create an image from this poem.

Primal

It's the sun's prerogative
whether to shine.
It's the moon's volition, 
to make our dreams sublime.
It's the stars discretion,
whether we align.

But to love you
is a choice all mine.

Primal and divine!

Primal

Primal law of nature
                            In winter
                             Give the most
                               Save the must

Premium Member O Little Earth, You Present Fruits of Primal Seed

O Little Earth, You Present Fruits Of Primal Seed

O little earth, wonder rests in thy glorious all
You allow mankind but what is he truly worth
Is he no more than an insect, so very small
Gazing at bright Heavens confused by mighty earth
To we, you giveth honey from thy heaving breasts
And the purest sweetness of your clearwater to drink
Bounty of night's black darkness for to sleep and rest
And wonders of our human minds for us to think.

O little earth, you present fruits of primal seed
Have you jewels hid, waiting for our greedy hands
Do you hold even more to harvest for our needs
And in reality, blessings even more in your lands!

O little earth dare we from you take all and even more.
With ravenous greed, we desire an even bigger score!

Robert J. Lindley, Sonnet
Feb 20th , 1973
"" You our planet allowing us to bear and breed.""

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