Chauvinism Poems - Poems about Chauvinism

My left-brain dominant challenge begs for a worldview of unconditional warm regard Which sometimes feels uncomfortably warm through heated confrontations confused about whose voice is rightfully speaking respectfully with whom And who is listening curiously for and with whom to practice universal uniting compassion, employing warm organically-fed tools sometimes slow as molasses in frosty January Not cold steel weapons, icicles aimed for the hearts and minds of difficult Others. On our best days and...

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1 It's sad, the fad, to genderize Our Maker: Amazons aside, History made men Movers, Shakers But is it dad's fault, the sin of God? 2. I will trust the Jesus account; He showed "Abba" The Father whom He enjoyed communion with! But before Jesus, Jews whispered YHWH 3. Don't take it for granted; Matthew 6: Jesus's prayer "Our Father in Heaven," not Mine...

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Relaxing on a lovely fatherland verdant, silky hills. It overwhelms us and absorbs us with all its gravity. You are so close to me; gap is shrinking, god wills.  Luminous joy in this phantasmagoric love's audacity. It overwhelms us and absorbs us with all its gravity. Drift through our endless moods and touch our skin. Luminous joy in this phantasmagoric love's...

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I The elders speak of a special healer In their times of trouble Their country was overrun by "others" And women and children felt frustrations Men could not vent upon Occupiers In their slavery to others, cruelty ruled And one widow, or outcast wife, suffered More than others. she had a disease Not leprosy, yet cast out: Don't touch me! She heard of the special...

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Shameless, we admit living Earth chauvinism. Our home and favorite planet, better, not necessarily bigger, in our collective opinion, than all other revolving planets, stars, suns, satellites, moons orbiting through four dimensioned images flowing maps expanding frames dynamic paradigms More nurturing to us than all stale constellations combined, unchanging orthodoxy, staid stillness of an inflexible compass pointing out prophecies of light versus inside dark, warm life against cold dead unturnatives. Our love of life on Earth, like...

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Kids running crazy around the house Is he at the bar again? Fast train to wit's End Throwing away money you don’t have Here he comes, strolling in Stinking of booze and smoke Sorry, darlin, got caught up with the boys Shooting pool and unno, shaking the week off Aw come on, don’t be like that Don’t start that damn crying, Jesus Christ A...

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Nonbeliever by Michael R. Burch writing as Kim Cherub She smiled a thin-lipped smile (What do men know of love?) then rolled her eyes toward heaven (Or that Chauvinist above?)....

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Country of loyalty is supreme, others add up the number Heaven is here already, the rest still looking for a plumber All is perfect, in this domain, nothing that bad to remember Understanding of respect, dwarfs in height like a chewed cucumber Very cruel is this thin king, with the poison of a black mamba Invaluable glory of another, fossilized...

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Male Chauvinism Alive and Well By Elton Camp Though it’s unquestionably very wrong To a lower life they say women belong Their intelligence is far less then men Was so from when humans did begin Equal treatment they need not expect Nor to be accorded the usual respect Some men privately women will stalk Others go public with senseless talk Many men with...

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