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Premium Member Community Health Assurance
Transparently robust private/public healers,
servants,
ego/ecotherapists,
investigate, with appreciation,
cooperative health insurance
for people,
healthy homes,
resilient transportation,
and cooperative tree and plant and children and elderly nursing
preserved through winter kitchens
and solar-fueled composting centers.

Health insurance assurance,
transubstantiating health/wealth reassurance,
investing in cooperatively-owned and eco-managing
therapeutic non-violent...

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Categories: humanities, community, conflict, corruption, courage, freedom, green, health,
Form: Political Verse



Premium Member A Greener Bodhisattva World
This is the third time
I've read Beyond Religion:
Ethics
[non-sectarian, non-partisan, non-violent]
for A (not "The") Whole World
[ZeroZenZone Universe, psychological and politically eco-logical].

In the second, of two, sections,
the Dalai Lama discusses,
in most excruciating therapeutic detail,
emotional positive v negative...

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Categories: humanities, beauty, green, health, humor, psychological, religion, trust,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Our Pandemic Responses
EcoPolitical Responses

Resonant empathy
trusts co-empathic experience
and cooperatively communicated reflection,
dialogue,
discussion,
discernment,

Multilateral paths toward shared values/disvalues
InBetween win or lose risks
misvalued as unfortunately necessary
forces of natural/unspiritual history

Of squandering opportunities to notice
PolyPathically resilient value systems
culturally 
bicamerally robust,

Politically 
and economically
and ecologically
and theologically
and...

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Categories: humanities, caregiving, earth, games, health, heart, integrity, philosophy,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Liberal Operatic Lovers
What cooperative evidence
could we final climate find
for WinWin cooperation lovers
including LeftBrain secular humanities
inviting no more or less valueflow
than RightBrain WiseElder root-branch dipolar etchings
neurologically ancient bipolar temporal systemic 
body-branch, mind-root DNA enscriptured holonic trees,
DNA  river...

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Categories: humanities, environment, happiness, health, heart, integrity, psychological,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Cooperative Digestion of Earth's Ecopolitical Climate
Perhaps you have read
as I have not
Beard's "Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States."

Yet, here is my prediction,
and I promise to actually read it to confirm and/or deny,
so I suppose I more candidly...

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Categories: humanities, culture, happiness, health, humor, identity, political,
Form: Prose Poetry



Unfinish
A Dark Identity

Days into nights... time without time
Normalities of everyday life beckons to remain
Shadows with lights.... to find to define
I am he who goes by without a name

The world is only up to date
And I’ve...

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© Joel Lee  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: humanities, on writing and words, me, world, time,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Health Predicts Safety
In some primordial 
wandering birth-canal way,
I imagine we all experience traumatic excommunication

An internal climate PanDemonic
cerebral yet narrowly competitive 
win/lose health today or safety tomorrow survivalist
life or death revivalist

EcoFeminist MotherYang Warriors for GreenPeace Experience
or DeGenerative LoseLose...

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Categories: humanities, education, health, history, integrity, light, peace, planet,
Form: Political Verse
Videocracy
Say I:

On the websites I used to share, I was frequently amazed 
     Poems got greeted with silence; it seems eyes were quickly glazed. 

It’s as if I’d morphed into a...

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Categories: humanities, culture, poetry, poets, satire,
Form: Rhyme
The Perspective of Alabaster Scrooge
THE PERSPECTIVE OF ALABASTER SCROOGE

In modern English people time, when the world was full of eminent joy, there lived a man of prestige who was totally the opposite of anyone who strives to form the...

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Categories: humanities, culture, humanity, i am, identity, image, mentor,
Form: Imagism
The Truth Of This Magnitude
The Truth Of This Magnitude”

Obstinate defiance from an indignant child 
Consummate reliance on the spirit of the Wild 

Intricate compositions of meticulous art 
A syndicate of derision that is waiting to depart 

The honorary commemoration...

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Categories: humanities, creation, humanity, life, truth,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Postmillennial Virus
What remains 
when gratitude for learning
totally evaporates?

I don't know...
Totalitarian senility, maybe?
I guess I don't understand
the source of your question, dear.
Do you feel less grateful for learning
than in more formative years?

No, I don't
but I sense younger...

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Categories: humanities, art, earth, education, environment, health, money, science,
Form: Political Verse
A Quiet River
Along a quiet river to nowhere were styx lean like broken crosses. The wind is gentle with a sent of quite decay or is that brimstone in these sinister currents, that spin! A black river...

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Categories: humanities, adventure, allegory, allusion, analogy, angel, anger, art,
Form: Rhyme
From Hope
So, sorry for you claiming this sad, sad world;
In your desperate means to cling to a disintegrating dream of mankind;
Your rose colored goggles fogging with deception and hate;
I apologize to every spirit and soul caught...

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Categories: humanities, bible, culture, imagination,
Form: Personification
Soul Mate
In forgotten dreams
a  lonely phoenix gives its last breath
to birth  an ancient  spell. 
An  egg that is forged  from her heart

This last act  of innocence
Will  gives hope to...

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Categories: humanities, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Krampus
Beware the wrath of the Northern Polar boogie man, 
The Anti-Clause, a legendary beast of nightmarish voracity,
From folklore mythology, a dark creature of demonic prowess,
Lurks in the hidden shadow realm, in a freezing forbidden zone,
Of...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: humanities, christmas, fantasy, holiday, imagery, international, myth, mythology,
Form: Free verse
Naked and Afraid
each of us is naked inside our clothes left as a tender rose as you suppose
an untimely gift so you get my drift in a center from the mind you got this
a tender swept deal...

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Categories: humanities, anti bullying, arabic, aubade,
Form: Free verse
Rocky
each of us is naked inside our clothes left as a tender rose as you suppose
an untimely gift so you get my drift in a center from the mind you got this
a tender swept deal...

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Categories: humanities, appreciation, art, rap,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Key To the Abyss Opening
Key to the abyss opening 
Cern is a wormhole experimenting into dark matter 
A satanic program making attempts 
to open the porthole to hell 
The statue outside this center 
is the pagan lord Shiva destroyer...

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Categories: humanities, angel, betrayal, corruption, destiny, earth, pride,
Form: Free verse
Thanx Maya
Thanx Maya


When the battlefields become only fields.
When the swords of hope, become only hope.
When money is worthless and only hearts do we steal.
When all is said and done…only then will we know.


When wishes become our...

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© Aa Harvey  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: humanities, heaven, humanity, love, metaphor, passion, power, true
Form: Bio
Premium Member Solitary Confinement He's Everthing I Am- I Am Everthing In Him My Spokenword
"Voluntarily solitary confinement;
He's my eternal involvement;
I live in a single thought; 
With the free loving heart;
I'm isolated with the Creator;
Separated from my old self;

Deliver He's everything I am;
I am everything in Him;
I'm intimate in time...

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Categories: humanities, absence, appreciation, desire, engagement, how i feel,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Ladder2heaven
The ladder is cold steel and past its days, dulled to a natural grey
Yet its rungs still stand strong, stretched over the battered frame
See over time, a ravished age, the world has grasped the ladders...

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Categories: humanities, confusion, god, myth, voyage,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member The Mute Hearts of Babylon
"The Mute Hearts of Babylon"



the day 
the poets died
a cloud past
over the eyes
of those 
who required
the dance
in music

storms
calmly stole 
electric love 
the new arrivals
raged on
while the 
beautiful dreamers 
woke too late

sunk raptures
looped on cue
sucked in...

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Categories: humanities, freedom, future, muse, music, poets,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Haunted Holloween
It is the magic held within the darkness, the whispering of the night winds,
Echoing through haunted graveyards, cast are thus ancient spells, illuminated
Beneath the harvest full moon, in this eerie landscape the underworld is 
Released,...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: humanities, dark, evil, gothic, imagery, mystery, science fiction,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Children of the Night
Given are we the name of the vampire, creatures of the forbidden,
Driven to live forever within the shadows, or die
Beneath a wooden steak, through our black hearts of pure evil,
But in reality, we are so...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: humanities, halloween, history, holiday, horror, imagery, inspirational, visionary,
Form: Free verse
L*o*v*e*
As I watch her from across the open squares way ~

Beneath this black and white zebrad umbrellas, curtain and stage....

Navigating, throughout the hurried animated crowds

While holding fast to the facades below their colourful awnings

Trying to...

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Categories: humanities, friendship, life, love, time
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things