Inflowing Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Out and In Copassions

I could know no Self
without an Other

We could have no Child
without an EarthMother

No Ego
without an Earth-bound EcoSystem

I could understand no male
linear formation dominantly prominent
without a co-responding female circling
inflowing/outgrowing concomitance

I could not know severance bipolar
of either/or discursive logic
without feeling round wombed dipolar
environmental both/and nurturing
spiraling positive reiteration
revolving rounds of communication
seasonally developing
ecological peak nurturing communion

I could not form
positive 1
if not for informing/outgoing
co-passionate bipartisan
co-invested bilateral
binomial duo-binary 
not negative co-related
half full-out/empty-in 0.

Premium Member Heart Springs In Spring

The March equinox ushers spring
Mating urges to mammals brings
Nightingale melody sings

Greener is forest foliage
Eyes gleam, irrespective of age
As life reveals, a new page

Liken spring to inflowing breath
Free from clutches of winters death 
Heavens shower hidden wealth 

With Schumann resonance rising
In spring, hearts begin brightening
Play of nature, delighting

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The Book Is the Square Pond

The pond is like a huge mirror on the ground, 
With shadows of high clouds floating around.
You may wonder why it is crystal-sparkling,
It’s the fount that keeps the water inflowing.
(Tran.)


Rings In Mind

Waves in my mind
Music in the soul of forest
Naturally inflowing 
Soothing pain 
patterns of reflection
Ringing in the core of mind
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