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What we collectively feel
Become humanity’s deeds;

Feelings are our reactions,
Predilections, preoccupation with -- 

Obsessively entertained seem~ paramount needs! 

The nurturing of good bodies

Or, piercing wars

Horrific blood-letting bleeds -- 

Deeds are the washout

Stains and cultivation's

What came after the seeds

Our generosities and greeds.

The soul of man demands

Seldom satisfied

While the spirit elevated pleads:

Enough! Mercy! Mercy!

Lucid Explanations For The Living

Lucid Explanations For Living 

Luminous virtuosity that lies dormant all your life 
Numerous animosities that combine to form violence and strife 
Curious curiosities for the emperors fifth wife 
Numerous generosities that involve the back stabbing of a knife 

Automatically mistaken for another person by someone you love 
Biographically misshapen by the author as the truth is left out to the shove 
Colour-graphically laden by the images of heaven from above 
Instamatically forsaken by the grapevine from a dove 

Elevations of inspiration cascading from the moonlit horizon 
Revelations of observation parading bright without the lights on 
Celebrations of invocations that serve only to enliven 
Collaborations of confirmation that momentum forms only to syphon 

Elucidate the concept as you illustrate the notion 
Repudiate the precept while you hover above the ocean 
Rejuvenate the incept as you maintain the sincerity of your devotion 
Recuperate the sunset while you transpire without commotion 

By Elizabeth Moroz Copyrifht 2025

The Blessing of the Here and the Now

Whatever could be more simple? 

The walk of our Creator's "Wealth of Hope" found thriving! Welcoming the dance of general freedom, and relative peace. 

The (H)onest and (O)pen-minded and (W)illful walk towards the consistent and continuing harmony, of true humility! Before all life, all before the greater Generosities, of our Creator. 

Nevermore, to reject the wonder nor to wander away anywhere else, but into the blessing, of the "here", and of the "now?"


Breathe Stars

Dare to live!
Stop insisting on chasing after death.
Stop trying to die!

Quit the grand delusion.
You shall never die!

Grow your wings and fly to the mountaintop
of your world. Breathe stars.

Bravely go alone. Only you can do this.

Regularly in your day–exercise conviction,
visualize. Take in
golden, fibrous threads
of starlight, of sunlight.

Take them in through the nostrils.
This is nothing less than soul’s power-fuel.

Inhale slowly and experience
the gentle music of love’s fire,
as flames would pull up
a chimney stack, up pipes of ovens. 

Faith builds with such breath practice. 
Greed cooked away.
Anger melting. 

Ignorance surrendering
to ways of knowing.

Transformations to flowers.
To gratitude.
To generosities. 

Prepare that your purpose
shall speak to you.

Breathe starlight.

Are you surprised
that you feel no heat?

Your unique timelessness
awaits your recognition.

Rushing Away and To

Rushing away from the Devils hair hoisting heave

Rushing to Gods downy laced embrace, searching as astray and bereaved.

Rushing away from your most tenebrous night-frights.

Rushing to your chain mail-cloaked knight.

Rushing away from the skies troubling tears.

Rushing to the sun-singed grassy spears.

Rushing away from the contemporary world atrocities.

Rushing to the falsely glazed generosities.

Rushing away no longer

Only rushing to authorities, tongue untied, and hands unclasped from behind my allegorically lashed back.

Rushing away, wiped from my options, forced to breathlessly quarrel and yack.

No Good Deed Goes

NO GOOD DEED GOES UNPUNISHED
by
JOHN M. ARRIBAS


SAY ADIEU TO EUROPE AS IT EDDIES TO THE DRAIN
THE DEMISE WILL BE SLOW  WITH BLOOD WITH PAIN
THERE IS AN INVASION ALL EUROPE IS UNDER SIEGE
BY DEDICATED JIHADISTS DISGUISED AS REFUGEES
THEY WILL SLOWLY COLONIZE INTO URBAN CENTERS
OBEYING  SHARIAH DEMANDED BY THEIR MENTORS

THEY WILL REFUSE TO ACCEPT  LOCAL TRADITIONS
AMASS LARGE AREAS FOR ISLAMIC IMPOSITIONS
ESTABLISH NO GO ZONES TABOO FOR THE LOCALS
CALL TO  PRAYER RITUALS WITH ARABIC VOCALS
ONCE SETTLED WILL COME CONSTANT AGITATIONS
CAUSING RIOTS AND UNENDING PROVOCATIONS

AVOIDING BEING CALLED RACIST LOCALS CEDE
YIELDING TRADITIONS TO SATE INVADERS’ NEED
LOOKING AROUND OSLO YOU’LL THINK ITS IRAN
WHERE HAVE ALL THE FLAXEN HAIRED BEAUTIES GONE
THEY’RE IN HIDING AVOIDING THE LEWD FOCUS
OF MEDIEVAL SAVAGES THE MODERN DAY LOCUSTS

EVENTUALLY THE LOCALS WILL BECOME AWARE 
BUT IT MAY COME LATE FOR THOSE IN DESPAIR
IMPORTANT TO RECOGNIZE GENEROSITIES WOES
OFFERED TO INGRATES THAT ARE IDEOLOGICAL FOES
HOUSING, FOOD AND FREEDOM IS OPENLY FURNISHED
A JOYOUS SPIRIT OF GOODWILL FOREVER TARNISHED


In Death Seconded Part

"I present this because we all as I too included remain with our own individual 
expressions, as well as negations of each one and the others fixed ideologies we have 
I feel adapted to fit ourselves alone in our individual Socialites within each of our own 
separate lands, apart from one another and God when it comes to "Religion(s)." 

"Taking into account I have seen for myself - as I assume no doubt you have as well 
seen yourself possibly even more so-throughout the relation of time in the present, past, 
and I fear as well now all of our future tenses - which  for myself I know has always left 
us to remain this way. As I feel it to be the very breading grounds for the certainties 
of these above suggested links given above, in there ultimate fruition."

"Please watch and read if still you will to, and would be so kind. Thanks for your 
generosities in remaining open."


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