Idolatries Poems - Poems about Idolatries

...If your Straight White God's powers of love are not omnipotent enough to include ***** love then S/He is too weak diluted polluted For Me at my humane best as an integral part of EarthTri......

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...Our mundane obsessions have marred and blurred the glorious vista of our Sky. Our idolatries of the day have stifled our urge to go far beyond what is beyond. ......

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...We are also voiceless matriarchal YHWH, I AM what WeBecome reborn reweaving bilateral Time sacred multiple YHWH vocations, polypaths Seeking Beautiful Truths more significantly cooperative ......

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...With Rainer I would rain love letters into this Universe but, once started, how could such love expressed ever warmly end with grateful sufficiency? Grace unfolding within each well-placed l......

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...Iain McGilchrist, neurological psychologist, builds on previous findings of Edward De Bono and Julian Jaynes. Human nature is bicamerally structured for cerebral and appositional specialization,......

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...The SunGod of ReGenerative NOWtime is not a jealous lover. S/he is an omnipotently bilateral lover of integrity, revolving spirals of Earth's multicultural confluence, abundant divinely humane po......

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...Religious, and perhaps all pedagogical traditions, are variations on a creation story theme, both rooted in, and feeding on, multicultural evidence of faith in polyculturally expanding mental-cr......

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..." We Shall Not Be Moved ... " ( Ezek. 3: 7, 8, 9 / Heb. 10: 32 - 39 ) Through All Infirmities Through All Adversities Through All Emergencies & Empty Lies of Enemies ... Through Great......

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...Redemption She slowly uncoiled her gray streaked hair that fell to her waist. She removed her spectacles to see more clearly the windswept icy snow clinging to the branches. A pause, settling s......

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...No longer in wonder, much less in reverential awe, do we gaze up to the stars to learn the celestial law; the mundane obsessions and idolatries of the day have so marred and so blu......

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