Long Bring together Poems

Like the Evening Star guided ancient mariners through calm or troubled seas
Let it guide and help spread this message of Peace to the far ends of galaxies

May it become the ‘Swan Song Poem’ of all...

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I had two big projects
from 1970 to 1975,
The first,
to earn a usually white Bachelor dual-major degree
(which sounds at least sexist
as a usually black, brown, red, yellow Mistress nondegree)
of deep learning about yin/yang,
right/left,
east/west interconnections
cultural communions
between persuasive...

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Now that Restorative Justice
has raised her Gaian ecological purpose,
to restore multiculturing peace
in polyphonic
polypathic Turquoise Eden,
how do you continue to justify
a win/lose Retributive Justice evolutionary philosophy
of law and moral order
as contributing to healthy
win/win
regeneratively revolutionary democracy?

Asked the...

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As my old eyes search for the setting sun,
My mind is at work,
Mending the million fragmented memories.
The long arm of my mind,
Retrieves the first dusty diary,
from the tallest of shelves.
Now ninety years have passed,
My ...

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His first moment was a strange one,
he senses told him not a thing,
but he knew words and he knew thoughts,
oh, so many thoughts were spinning.

Then somehow he heard a voice speak,
knew that it was a...

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Les Souvenirs de Noël – Translation of Joy Williams’s « Memories of Christmas » by T. Wignesan

(Joy Williams, b. 1942 in Sydney. Since she was born « fair » of skin, the authorities forcibly removed...

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People have eyes
Yet they can't see
Yes, the invisible things exist
They make us smile, can also be freak...

We normally can't see the spirits
World of emotions is also capable of this
In a flash, present becomes past and...

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Racism. Trying to prove ones skin tone or ethnicity is superior to another’s. 

Why we let a such word control society is beyond the human brain. 
Why it is unfathomable to process we are all...

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Your song graze me all way deep to my depth’s deep,
Breathing closely, closer into my blues like a clever wheeze,
I feel it deeper in to mine soul like a callow breeze,
Caressing my heart in every...

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The Ruba’iyat of Créteil Lake – Part Three

Note:  I do hope it’s clear to readers by now that – strictly speaking – in these ruba’iyat, I deviate from the original Persian medieval model, introduced...

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THIRU-VALLUVAR discourses on the duties of the King's Ministers* in the THIRUK-KURAL: AMAICCHU - K633 and K635
[* In presentday context, read as Minister(s) of State, Secretary of State, Special Counselors in the government, etc.] 

K633:...

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they sought those who's hearts they wished to break
night by night they were people under the grace of
their own beliefs and doings.
people who wished to be together in a time of their
own confusion.
deviant some were...

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The day we met, do you remember?
And you know the way we start.
We were friends when we met
Now who am I, a stranger who you forget?

I still remember
How we started talking.
I wonder how you can...

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Flame of life flutters, tide wanes sans reason,
Death droppeth shutters, life sinks in a pit,
The day looks dull, the dark clouds hides when sun,
Night’s moonless, no stars ne’ertheless are lit.

Life's breathless breasts hide failing heart...

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SANDS OF GALLIPOLI’S BLOOD

On the sands where diggers bled
As they came ashore,
To fight the good fight,
Puppets of a master’s whim
Of loyalty to a crown of way beyond,
No hesitation to join and follow fellow brothers here,
From...

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I cannot sit, pretend not to see,
Is it considered love when speaking feelings honestly, 
Isn't the honesty worth more when sharing your heart?,
When intention is in love watching it all falling apart,
Will you hate me,...

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Love thy Neighbor
By Lisa Noe*Cat*

The violence is everywhere
It’s tearing me apart
In the churches, in the schools
No one follows the golden rule

Snipers randomly shooting down
Innocent citizens hitting ground
Black hates white, white hates black
Jews, Muslims, Christians they...

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Sometimes words are all it takes to 
make someone realize how much 
someone actually means to them.  
Maybe even put a smile on they're 
face. 

Words can hurt more than a gun or 
knife....

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“Come fluttering words, come drifting words to me...”
Let the memories fly into my mind, so I can see.
The simple smell of a flower can do so much.
Times of fun, laughter, or even his touch.

Lifting the...

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based on words by PARIS-MAREE BOREHAM 


At the river song in progress 

She was walking on watercourse side
Upright I was just there I cry
Our aperture optic orbs spied
Each other's visual spear 

oh!  I...

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You raise us up
You raise us higher than we know
You raise us to meet you
We want to sit next to you
Spend time, get to know you
You bring us up in justice
In Truth, Light, Rightousness
You see...

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July fireworks bring together families and friends 
for a much needed vacation from worries and work.
Picnics at and on the lake just for memorie's fond taking.
I remember the days of old when watching a movie...

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As I walked down the aisle
An abyss of confusion built in me
A sense of emptiness overcome my heart
And a desperate feeling ran through my mind
But who could bring together
The fragments of my heart?

I sat on...

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The Festival of Lights, Chanukah has arrived
a hopeful time of praise each year revived. 
The Menorah lit, each home becomes a church.
Blessed are You, L-rd our G-d, King of the universe.

Our sister Miriam lights the...

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The words left unsaid that drive us apart
The words left unsaid that stick like a needle in your heart.
The words left unsaid that roll down your face
The words left unsaid that never found their place.
The...

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