Long Conserves Poems

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Premium Member Nothing Is Not Lost

Hear unsilenced hope here,
Nothing is not lost.

Hopelessness the enemy
of justice
round some other's bend.

Music resounds appositions
against fear.

Anthems rise solidarity
within Earth's righteous anger.

Praise conserves liberal motion.

Emotion co-arises dipolar passions.

Climate pathology may not become
the responsibility of white privilege.
Yet, healthy climates may heal
both our oppression of Earth's sacred integrity
and our white privileged victimizations.

Wealthy multicultural opportunities
re-present risks for and of further monoculturing fragmentation
apartheid
disassociations
conserving silos 
of hopelessly unfree silence.

This is our liberal conserving health,
Earth wealth
cooperatively inclusive,
interdependently webbed
agenda.

We know we are conservatively listening win/win leaders
when liberally correct issues
are also Earth-centered conservational anthems
singing courageous praise
against the fake win/lose face
of either totalitarian power
or universal fear.

Active hope
is the ally
of Earth's great restoring justice
for all,
they and we
eco and ego
yin and yang
universal health and unitarian wealth.

If all faith speaks with liberal political correctness,
so too
all hope erupts from silent win/win conserving power
noticing risks of disempowering silence
missing opportunities for re-empowering healthy natural wealth
between all souls
among all soils
all fearful angry lynching
all courageous songs unflinching.

Music heals through wind and water carried
keening
secular mundane hate
become sacred epic texts
re-formed ego-wind with eco-water lyrics
singing unsilenced sorrow.

Hear hope here.
Nothing is not lost
through complacent silence.


Premium Member Poignant 1

POIGNANT 1


Listen now
Dawn sings brightly;
Thrill in sure spill

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Light blankets
Darkness flees;
New insights hurl

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Breezy feel
Bamboo pines sway;
Memories collide

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Echoes stray
Mindful moments;
Fleeting touch grounding

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Morning songbirds
Dawn's hymn echoes;
Awakening moves

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In that sure light
Crisp moments;
Eternal surge

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Thoughts on death
All creatures die;
Life recycles

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Nature conserves
Killing, willing, birthing;
Change is king

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God dreams of you
Thus you are here;
A fresh transit

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Leon Enriquez
30 March 2016
Singapore
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Sacred Communion

The opposite of secular capitalism
is sacred communion.

Synonyms for communion
speak with integrity
gathering empathic synergy,
positive energy,
nurturing absence of tragedy,
organic divinity.

The opposite of communion
is competing capitalism
just as love
disempowers hoarding fears
against inevitable angry loss.

It has been said
Democracy and capitalism
are not ecopolitical perfection
but as close to freedom as we have yet found.

Yet, egalitarian communion has long been felt
and known as healthy liberty
still finding us.

The opposite of liberal integrity
conserves Business As Usual mendacity.

Sweet Mother

SWEET MOTHER

I stood by the window
As I watched the sunrise 
Waiting for you to come home
For we all miss you

I find it difficult in my heart
To holdback, the tears shed a fortnight
I still feel your love afresh in my heart
It conserves me when the night is dark

I long to behold you, to clasp your hand
Walk with you every Sunday to church
Also the times we both went to the market
Oh, how I miss the sweet savor of your smile

I can not measure sacrificed made for the family
You always have the best intentions for me
I am sorry for my selfish attitude
Not getting used to a world without you 

The significance of a loving mother
Is priceless, invariably at its face value 
Wish I can turn back the hands of time
Show you how much you have impacted 

My whole life wetin a short while 
I have grown to be an upright man
Kept your words close to my heart
To live the right life

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Premium Member Cooperative Earthcare

Where the Left
supports cooperative
respectful
deeply integral 
yet widely multicultural health care

The Right
conserves against future changes
in hierarchical wealth structures,
thereby augmenting competitive
ineffective 
unhealthy class warfare

Rather than universal classroom welfare
where everybody can Left and Right bicamerally learn
healthy cognitive/affective resonant acknowledgement
of cooperative needs
and healthy wants

While the educational systems
we shape
and democratize
relearn the primal role
of cooperatively aligned positive opportunity
and competitively maligned negative, risky feelings

Trust/mistrust
that we are/are not
a species to empower all EarthTribe's healthy gifts
and safe personal opportunity needs
and ecopolitical green-safer
unfriendly climate risk reduction

More than business as unenlightened usual
capital competitive comparative mistrusters
whose main faith is that we are
and must be
divinely ordained
StraightWhiteWesternCorporateMale monotheistic God's gift
to a sinful
unlistening
ungifted
uncaring
unhealthy
unsafe
mostly idiotic
former organic green garden
of now fallen sacrilegious AntiEden
selfishness and greed.

CoEmpathy
seeks internal absolution
from my own anthrosupremacist sins

Growing healthier polycultural experience
I want to pass through
my own monoculturing elitism,
too tolerably comfortable with natural is not spiritual
monotheistic monopolistic apartheid
means not panentheistic win/win co-passion
for great anthro-loneliness,
narcissistically elite despair
about inevitable win/lose zero-sum genocide
and Earth's Great Degenerative Transition
quickening EarthTribe mortal ecocide.

Full multicultural health care giving
receiving
conserving
preserving
remembers gifts of trust
in EarthTribe's polyculturing wealthy welfare
regenerative past through revolutionary winHealth
winWealth
future

WholeEarth supported
by sacred gifts of sunlight,
divinely breathable air,
purely potable water
fertile empowering soil
health and safety rules
for managing domesticated fire
and renewable fuel
Original CoPassionate Sky/Earth
light/power
enlightenment/empowerment 
health and safety co-governing 
bilateral resources
of co-empathic consciousness.


Premium Member Stages of Revelation

Eternal God creates
Conserves all things by His Word
Provides man with constant of Himself
In created realities
Wishing to open up 
The way to heavenly salvation
He manifested Himself to our first parents
From the very beginning
He invited them to intimate communion with Himself
Clothed them with grace
Justice

This Revelation was not broken by our first parents ‘sin
After the fall
Eternal God marked them up 
With the hope of salvation
By promising redemption
Has never ceased to show His concern
For the human race
For He wishes to give eternal life
To those who seek salvation
By patience in well-doing
Even when he disobeyed you
Lost your friendship
You did not abandon Him
To the power of death
Again and again
You offered a covenant to man

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Form:

Sometimes In Life We Need To Just Glide

She took off running that rainy, November day,
Flight strip was narrow, the sky was shaded gray,
As she reached the end of the field,
She saw a sign that said "please yield"
Going so fast she could hardly stop,
At the top of this cliff the only option was to drop,
She had reached her maximum speed,
It was now or never for her wings to lead,
The sky was vast the clouds her tier,
Fog was overwhelming,
 Her surroundings were not clear,
She reached her highest altitude,
This put her in an excited mood,
Then suddenly she felt her levels drop down,
She was aiming fast towards the ground,
With thoughts of completion set in her mind,
She had to come up with a way to save time,
In the distance she saw a giant tower,
This would save her in this hour,
Now gliding towards this important mark,
She suddenly saw a giant stork,
She realized he conserves energy too,
 By gliding in-between flying when traveling some place new,
Encouraged by this wise old bird,
Her journey didn’t seem as absurd,
When she finally was able to rest,
She was thankful that she gave it her best.


By: sabina Nicole
Form: Rhyme

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