Judgmentally Poems - Poems about Judgmentally

...Perhaps immigration is our big US national anxiety because we don't know how to unilaterally abort cancerous growth of matricide. Too much to even think about at a merely nationalistic level o......

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...Ageing, like good sex, good faith, good humor, and/or good politics, seems to be a focused process Of becoming less judgmentally rejected for the traumatized company I keep And more happi......

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...Icons are funny things, she thought. Heaven feels like a warm light circle when we are thriving and more like a cold dark triangle of weaponed tipping points against me and mine competitive......

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...The lowest common green ecological denominator of healthy highest interfaith power and light compassionate dialogue Is potentially now deepest learning and widest eco/theo-languaged communicati......

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...Red grows politically angry about wealthy society's conspiracy to keep my ego away from health's abundant wealth. Blue spreads out economically fearful of anger's power, my own loss of leftbr......

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...Judging v Mediating, like Teaching v Mentoring, like Win/Lose Retributive Motives v Win/Win Restorative Motivators like dogmatic Preaching v compassionately Communicating, As felt and apprecia......

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... "Fraudulent" A writer writes of people walking lonely dark streets begging for bread, shelter and cold without all like he’s been there tr......

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...Mindfulness. . . what know I of mindfulness? My mind is full of many things, but unfortunately for me, that is not the meaning of mindfulness! So, am I mindful at all?? I hear this type of thing......

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...So deaf, so blind are we- Our little minds (judgmentally inclined ) base judgments on assumptions, not on related facts ! So, on and on, the squirrel cage goes, round and round, And no one lis......

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...My father passed on nearly ten years before I got married. He was not present for my college graduation, nor was he alive when I finished high school. My youngest sibling was nine months old. There ......

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...When I hear people play this game It hurts me cause we're all the same It doesn't matter who you are The clothes you wear--or kind of car Ranch or Beach House--- rich or poor When you open your heart......

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...So often can dark times be misused Ever so often we find ourselves intertwine between Yet we find ways to not be accused From a world so vast we can only live within Sadly, its only with age we......

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...You never liked me, although I am not certain why... Heaven only knows the multitude of attempts that I made to ride those fierce tidal waves along with you, but just as I smiled, you so very, ve......

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