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Premium Member Why Life
Why does dawn dress robust morning,
while dusk undresses sight?
Each dawn incarnates another Earth Day
a lifetime of Easter mornings 
redeeming nocturnal sight's revolution,
another therapeutic day of gift-it-forward light,
some longer,
some shorter 
before naked covered night.

Why life?
To uncover...

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Categories: incarnates, adventure, earth, earth day, farm, love, peace,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Beloved Green Commons
What purpose do I choose to live;
remaining aloof from evil practice and intent?
What meaning can we find to live,
reversing "evil"
that could transcend our individual absence of identity?
Original Intent uncovers love-life's revolutionary invitation
into mutual belonging.

What is...

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Categories: incarnates, anger, creation, evil, fear, humor, love, peace,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member We Incarnate What We Digest
Eugenics is about monoculturing supremacist delusions 
of and for AnthroCentric Perfection.
Eumemics is about multiculturing nutritional inclusions
of and for Matriarchal-Iconic EarthTribe's nature-spirit Yintegration.

If we wish to begin facilitating regenerative evolution
and discouraging degenerative terrorists and fundamentalists,
it helps...

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Categories: incarnates, culture, destiny, health, life, political, psychological,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member The Ambiguous Apprentice
When does ambiguously free verse
also become emphatically political verbing verse?

I was emphatically reading pieces
ambiguously written 
about my sons,
to my oldest son's girlfriend.

The longer I read
the more she cried.

Now it had been my hope
and passion
to become...

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Categories: incarnates, art, humor, joy, poetry, political, sad love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Translation of Oothukkadu Venkata Subba Iyer's Poem Thaye Yashoda By T Wignesan
Translation of Oothukkadu Venkata Subba Iyer (circa 1700-1765)’s « THAYE YASHODA » by T. Wignesan


This devotional song and poem in Tamil (the principal Dravidian language which has spawned over twenty languages in the southern Indian...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: incarnates, god, mother, religious, universe, , western,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



Premium Member Redeeming Genesis
We have an enemy within called the ego
who prevents us from using our mind intelligently.
It hides deep within our heart
and emerges with regularity
to challenge and consume our will.
       ...

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Categories: incarnates, humor, integrity, love, nature, philosophy, religion,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Hunting Health and Beauty
Nature hunts health
to heal those and that hunted.

Spirit healths those and that haunted
by haunting those and that unhealed.

Human nature incarnates this universal search
of why and why not health, 
healing, 
nurturing confluent intimacy,
lover as content of...

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Categories: incarnates, health, nature, philosophy, power, psychological, stress, wisdom,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum
Premium Member Well-Timed Oxygen
What is phosphorous to me
asked oxygen.
Yes, He fuels light
where we briefly meet,
but light or sulfuric scented dark
are dipolar appositionals to me,
Janus faces of oxygen as s'posd to be.

What is sulfur to me
exclaimed oxygen!
Yes, she eros...

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Categories: incarnates, analogy, beauty, health, humor, love, psychological, science,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Climatic Parable
Once within our time,
SkyPrince and SunGod talk,
as usual,
endlessly actually,
sending their radiant messages
out toward mutually gravitating receivers,
no Yins allowed to pitch;
just catch integrative flow.

SkyPrince wonders if SunGod might consider turning down his heat,
and wanders aloud as...

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Categories: incarnates, allegory, earth, earth day, fire, nature, sky,
Form: Free verse
From Gandam To London All Sing Your Glory
Oh dear merciful Father of Heaven, our God,
Devotion brings faith, for knowledge we nod.
A little clay lamp in remote village gives light,
Street light shines in city, street looks so bright.
Night tells here light story,
From Gandam...

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Categories: incarnates, feelings, inspirational, life, light, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member At a Funeral
They have come for your funeral 
Their looks belie ‘their hearts
 When you needed them 
Their backs turned on you 
Now shamelessly and hypocritically
 They drag those sacrilegious legs 
To   profane your ...

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Categories: incarnates, betrayal, death, destiny, farewell, fate, horror, how
Form: Elegy
Because Pandemic is Holocaust
Because the mind still stays
The memory of the holocaust,
And the face reflects the twinge that still lurks
In the hollow of our frail hearts;
My mournful pen shall bleed
In a forever flow of pensive mood.

We are survivors
Who...

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Categories: incarnates, emotions, grief, holocaust, hope,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Permacultural Panentheism
I belong to metallic soiled Earth,
solar-fired water's atmosphere;
these oil and blood-fluent elements
would feel freer
not belonging to you,
to us.
They
we
are our belongings
but not our property,
commodity.
 
Our multicultural values
measure and calculate
design and develop
investing primal qualities of time
predicting secondary...

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Categories: incarnates, freedom, god, math, nature, philosophy, psychological, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Raising Endogenous Morphine
Endorphin power is about positive politics;
it votes with little fading feet running away from negative politics
and WinLose competing economies of victimization,
marginalization.

Stress, dissonance, competitive over-indulgence are toxic
including to the abundant production of endorphin,
which, like its endo-morphine...

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Categories: incarnates, beauty, confidence, earth, happiness, health, political, psychological,
Form: Political Verse
End of Month Hysteria
This is not a  conversion disorder
There is nothing like numbness, 
I can touch the report
I can feel the calender on my table
Not even blindness
Because i can see the list 
Of things am met to...

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Categories: incarnates, work,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member In the hall destined for silence, where no word incarnates into awakening
In the hall destined for silence, where no word incarnates into awakening,
A desolate abode, where the heart rests free and in falling.
Torn tears flow, rivers of troubled and sluggish melancholy,
Thoughts that hunt me, that follow...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: incarnates, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Pallikarnai Poems
Pallikarnai,one of
the prominent
waterbodies that
once provided life
breath to Chennai
(Tamilnadu, India)
is now a garbage
dumpyard. It now
serves as a moving
symbol of how the
civilized can
threaten the
environment.


I

Pallikarnai
Resounds
In the Alps.
Retches the
himalayas.

Foams
In the Ganges.
Forays the volga.

Muddles
In the Amazon
Mucks the Nile.

Incarnates
In myriad moulds
And...

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Categories: incarnates, earth, nature, pollution,
Form: Concrete
Premium Member UnManifest Time
Double-binding demarcations of physical incarnation
Follow time's conceptual season path.

What we have named "time"
remains elusive, evasive,
does not present itself.
Ubiquitously coincidental with flow of thought,
fertile consciousness,
yet climatically optimized in HereNow forms.
Double-bound, double negatives
yet climaxing within dense in-formating...

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Categories: incarnates, character, identity, love, nature, passion, philosophy, time,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum
Premium Member Peaceful Accounting
Y/our relationship with ecology and economics
incarnates polypathically,
multisystemically therapeutic,
like positive human relationships
and richly fertile sacred dreams
between DNA's biological unfolding and Vitamin D's 
absorbing ways.

Our actively cooperating economic design,
political intent,
power assumptions,
love,
light of truth,
beauty,
multisystemic refueling therapy
for ego and...

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Categories: incarnates, earth, environment, nature, peace,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Nourishing Soul
("Honeybee on Apple Blossom", 2020, original pen and ink)

Nourishing Soul

Like a bee to the flower
Holding pollen and nectar
What is it we seek at play in the fields of the Lord
If not nourishment of the soul?

All...

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Categories: incarnates, allegory, perspective, spiritual,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Double Knotted Culture
I could be less positive of time's resolving karma
without not(not) as negative
binomially defining
what is not polynomial not
and what must be more positive
you see, or not.

This double negative binding positive
hurts my bicamerolling brain
intuiting what is not...

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Categories: incarnates, confusion, culture, math, mystery, nature, philosophy, political,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Embryonic Soul
Each day an extension of my time
so each morning a risk and opportunity
to avoid greedy egocentrism
to step into harmonious eco-centered consciousness.

Each still-wombed entity extends Mother's incarnating time
so each maternal risk and opportunity,
each free will act...

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Categories: incarnates, birth, creation, culture, life, nature, time,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Villanelle: No Curse Worse Than the Place and Name You Inherit To Hate
Villanelle: No curse worse than the place and name you inherit to hate

No curse worse than the place and name you inherit to hate
There where you first blink your own coffin you have to nail
The...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: incarnates, home, loss, moving on,
Form: Villanelle
Hospital
HOSPITAL 


A new energy-incarnates

rips, knocking head first

hoarse cry …

oh  dim light knife in the pupil !

oh metallic ice  bath on the bloody  skin !

oh great fall into void ! ... 

night -...

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Categories: incarnates, philosophylight, body, cry, light,
Form: Free verse
A Father - Special Day In Heaven
I don’t know if birthday is remembered
In heaven where happiness is sublime
Maybe a glance of memories on your April
Back to the road of life, no longer holds time

If ever you’d be here just for a...

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Categories: incarnates, birthday, death, father, god, goodbye, remember,
Form: Rhyme

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