Best Pulling Poems

Pulling back my broken heart 
Before you can finish tearing it apart
Now I am finally beginning to see
That you never meant to love me

Desire for me is not nearly enough
Why should leaving you be so tough
Your sweet ways and masculine charms
Won’t keep me happy in...

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Pulling Petals 
                                          By...

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I . . . 
will draw back the curtains,
that hide what dwells beyond my sigh;
deep within where I keep the truth in,
                      for, past...

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When you pull me closer to your body
kissed my nose, brushed my lips with yours
stared into my soul with your gorgeous eyes
. . . wait, were you looking right through me?

when you brushed my skin, kissed my belli button
pulled me to your voice
kissed me like...

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Pulling Together


It took the world a tragedy
To pull together
Comforting as a hen
Pulls in her chicks under her feathers
Its sad it took this to show love
When the day before
Many pushed and shoved
Why is that we got money for wars
But cant feed the poor
I see young faces...

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I saw the pain in your lifeless eyes
Unable to speak,  unable to feel
Laying there not knowing if it's a dream or real
A monitor and tubes,, keeping the nightmare alive
I'm sure this is not how you chose to survive 
The Doctors give no hope
No chance...

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The heart is autogenic and depolarizes no less
But it can be influenced by the ANS.
Autogenic means leaky channels
And within the channel annals,
This means changes in membrane potential
And for the heart, are is essential.

The sympathetic speeds it up and the parasympathetic, it slows.
And both the sympathetic...

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Pulling the Wool Over Mamma's Eyes

Mamma's eyes were as big as the moon

and a nose like a hound

When her children sins were black as night

The hound lost its scent and she became blind as bat

They could pull the wool over her eyes as easy as...

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Early morning the farmer pulls
The buffalo to the rice field.
Before sunset he pulls
The buffalo back home.

Day in day out 
The animal used to walk
Behind the man.
And finally the buffalo
Turns into a good follower....

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"Let me draw your bath, dear Grace!" 
(the space heater's perched upon the rim, 
and there's hydrochloric acid, just in case!) 

My .45 revolver, my machete from Trelew 
will come in very handy 
if the other two exigencies fall through! 

I think I've thought of...

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At a cliff, hanging,
My grip starts going unwind,
Making me fall deep...
A bereaved forlorn abyss,
Comes pulling us to our death......

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It had been a long train ride for me then and it had been fun
I was coming home after Marine Corps training was finished and my tour had just begun
So I had thirty days of leave to enjoy before I had to report for duty
And...

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A drifting cloud anchors itself on the hillside
 Where admiral butterflies on warm breezes glide
 Beneath a sky of azure where meadows abide
 There are bird songs afloat, on winds they hitch a ride

  Yonder, a boat tailed grackle on a post is spied
...

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"Let me draw your bath, Sweet Face!"
(the space heater's perched upon the rim,
with some hydrochloric acid, just in case.)

My .45 revolver, my machete from Trelew
will come in very handy, lest 
the other two exigencies fall through.

I think I've thought of everything
except that creep you slept...

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With climate fragmentation, unholy pathology
comes ecosystemic over-specialization
supports growing competitive ego-autonomy,
playing a WinLose ZeroSum devolutionary depressing game.

With climate interdependence, holistic health
comes ecosystemic resilience
becomes cooperative ego/eco-restoring resonant compassion
playing a WinWin NonZeroSum
Whole integrity-potentiating Earth HealthJustice System.

Most, if not all, of us
live somewhere between these everyday climate trends,
deductively fragmenting...

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