Nature Didactic Poems

I
God always wins the wager if we live long on earth... and even if we don't.

II
Some questions die with questioners; even if God heard the...

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tranquility is beyond any earthly form
it cannot be held, it cannot be heard
it cannot be seen, yet, is in everything
it lies within us waiting,
in...

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wu wei is the path of Tao
of going with the flow of nature
a metaphor of water
which adapts to any shape
always flowing
always yielding
soft, yet in...

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Between the politically correct and good sorts,
No contest.
Between the non starters and the go getters,
No contest.
Between the those with context and those out of it,
No...

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Thoroughly, the horror is weird  
Yet, there is a sense of its nonsense 
Thoroughly, it scattered 
Yet, it teaches how to gather 
The horror...

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I see this ulcer
Mind boggling in perception
Body arresting in phenomena
Of diverse shapes and designs
Magnificently wrought together
In one whiff of putrid scent
It is of an exotic...

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I
Trees do not eat their own fruit
Seeds are sown far from trunk, root
Without feet, trees & flowers serve
We, humans, cut but won't conserve

II
Clouds do not...

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I
Thanks to Valsa George whose Mother Nature poem inspired this write. INDUSTRY is celebrated by most national economists, but often I prefer to say: industry...

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I
Source, o Mountains of mountains, Ocean of oceans, Galaxy of all galaxies, I bow in love

II
Jesus, you are the only reason we have any solace,...

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Still the night in silence calm
Caress the ocean void at rest
Take notes to be on time 
(as there is precious little left)

Build monuments to the...

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My dear heart, keep me thankful to God for His goodness
sanctified from sins’ filthiness
showing desire to praise Him with earnestness
as soul is settled upon His...

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I
I may share my love for Jesus and Bible - in vain
The practice is its own reward: His Word is everything
From Gauge, Level, Voltage and...

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I
Quetzalcoatl was great, maybe not so good
The generous mother was "Maiz Deo"
Ancient Mexicans built their chinampas
The Lake in Tenochtitlan had tall bunkbeds
With squashes and beans,...

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We are complexions of being,
gradations of actualization.
Our nature coming to be or passing away, 
Aristotle wrote. 

Mere complexions of being,
gradations of ontology.
In every American thing...

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Promised Land: A Psalm of Faith

There is a kind of strength comes to a wanting land
(Where six inches of unfavored soil must withstand 
 A...

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