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Premium Member Burning Logs
Each flame 
elegantly weaves in waves
flowing up from resources red cinder hot,
similar in warm color
temperature decrees
of beauty as integrity's truth
trust each surrounding flame.

Each flame 
unique in point of origin below
as ubiquitously flickering fading destinations above.

Yet...

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Categories: liturgy, caregiving, community, creation, health, integrity, love hurts,
Form: Prose Poetry



Premium Member Teachable Momentum
Today
we left off yesterday
to pick up
where speaking non-violent principles 
too often neglect to listen
to liberally artistic,
green and active
yet non-reactive
compassionate healers
may need to co-invest more
in co-operating democratic research
of
and for
WholeEarth DiaLogical Matriotism.

Excuse me,
but co-passioned listening
to silence
speaks not...

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Categories: liturgy, caregiving, green, health, light, nature, passion, spiritual,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Same Ol' Song and Dance
As I look back across more musical times
of rhythmic reflections,
ceremonies and commemorations
of each dawn and dusk eremitic liturgy,
if that is not an oxymoron
of sound and sight,
song and dance,
tragically sad, yet also bilaterally bound with happier...

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Categories: liturgy, community, dance, humanity, humor, integrity, love, music,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Windstorms of Neglect
Dearest Sons
and dearest Cinderella StepSister,
I regret ways I have failed each of you.

From today's view of memory clips,
frames as farms of teaching-learning times,
my Great Lover Eldest, yet perpetually unfulfilled,
AfricanAmerican urban male Thug,
driver of van repurposing...

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Categories: liturgy, culture, family, happiness, health, humor, love, nature,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Once Upon Healthy Time
Once within eternal time
of pre-LeftBrain domination,
I recall breathing in 
EarthMother's richly hued nutrition,
and this Other inhaling me,
purging lungs of misperceptions
that I was Her
any more or less than S/he was me.

We owned this communion together,
sacred breath...

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Categories: liturgy, birth, culture, history, integrity, nature, science, time,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum



Premium Member Greengame
Playing WinLose conservative
rather than defaulting WinWin Green Liberation,
sets up the ultimate epic double-bind,
a NegativgEnergy
anti-trusting reverberation
against Earth's co-gravitation.

If I choose to Win alone
then I loosely choose LoseLose.
If I choose to Win together
then I tightly,
more richly,
densely,
resonantly,
polyculturally revolve
PositivEnergy...

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Categories: liturgy, earth, education, green, health, humanity, identity, integrity,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Autumn Atonement - Continued
How we loved the same
Foods, had the same dreams,
Wanted the same future, longed for the
Same life together, loved the same movies
And songs and books and colors and clothes
And people. How we knew what the other...

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Categories: liturgy, autumn, heartbreak, metaphor, october, sad love, soulmate,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Songs For Reparation
When I was a male child
I prayed to an eternally mute dualdark goddess,
Gaia was our name
for each Other's
secular
sane
sacred
sacraments to share passion.

And so I heard bird songs
praising each day's anticipated Gaian glory,
everybody playing cooperatively nice,
or at...

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Categories: liturgy, bird, health, passion, peace, power, prayer,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Hand-Picked Berries and Sun-Dried Tomatoes 1
The following is a collection of selected critiques of the work of Zoltan Goliath and Otis Trench from a variety of media outlets. The views expressed therein 
are entirely unsolicited, uncompensated and unexpurgated, 
representing the...

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Categories: liturgy, mythology,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Unquotable Quotes:Gals, Dolls, Bitches and Broads - Xxxvii Part One
Unquotable quotes: Gals, Dolls, Bitches and Broads – XXXVII

( No aspersions are being cast here, willingly or otherwise, on the fairer, stronger and infinitely more sagacious sex. Even if these over-used words are somewhat overloaded...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: liturgy, family, girl, husband, men, parents, wife, women,
Form: Epigram
Premium Member Earthlife Eulogy
As climate pathology peaks
toward climax conditions

LeftBrain privileged blindness
and deafness,
tastelessness
replacing savoring,

Absence of green
and sea salty blue
fragrance,
bereft of internal robust feelings
and external wellbeing touch
drop unhealthily
unwealthily away
from enabling organic integrity
to know 

Empathy is to spiritual consciousness
as sympathy mirrors...

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Categories: liturgy, earth day, health, integrity, love, power, religion,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Nature Valley's Spirit
The Spirit of the Valley never dies.
It is called the Mystic Female.
    The Door of the Mystic Female
    Is the root of Heaven and Earth.
 
   ...

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Categories: liturgy, earth, identity, math, nature, religion, science, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Candle of Hope
I am in my newly adopted Green Sanctuary
enjoying our communal celebration
of all things nutritionally healthy

When the ecofeminist facilitator announces
it is now our time to light three candles of hope.

She invites our Greek chorus
to speak these...

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Categories: liturgy, caregiving, celebration, earth, green, health, integrity, religion,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Great Transitional Liturgy of Breathing and Beating
Creativity opens doors to learning
to read our own, and others’, compelling literacy,
beautiful truths.

We are not an isolated supreme species creating nihilism,
self-serving egoists;
or, rather, we are,
but within an open sesame systemic potential
for also becoming more grace-filled...

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Categories: liturgy, beauty, body, community, education, health, life, love,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Restoring Earth Justice
Permacultural project proposals,
for those who live where forests once prevailed,
could become sacred reforesting projects
employing secular eco-political democratic development
principles and procedures and Honorable Harvest policies
inclusive of Sacred MotherTrees.

Who: Maybe your local interfaith cooperative network.

When: Ongoing,
permaculturally developed...

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Categories: liturgy, caregiving, culture, faith, health, integrity, love, religion,
Form: Political Verse
Jigsaw Puzzle
(Manifesto) 

VIII … stop! - Skid! - Shift knobs, slide gears, vomit numbness, fondle!… the music of 
guillotines!… 

VII … unmannered retching! since everything is a percentage of death in motel prayer-nights 
separated from unholy...

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Categories: liturgy, socialdark, dark, love, giggle,
Form: Free verse
Abtract Gospel According To Author of God In South Africa
Albert Nolan
"Abtract Gospel"
God in
"Picture" out
current problems
shoved aside
preach good
Feel good
do apartheid

II - Part 2
In his book, God in South Africa The Challenge of the Gospel," Albert Nolan ends his work quoting passages from Isaiah that convict...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: liturgy, africa, appreciation, immigration, international, judgement, relationship, religion,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Perennial Zen Garden
I notice Life unfolding each embryo of Time
sewing Earth's naturally revolving liturgy,
Eco-Rites of Passage
through TransMillennial Time's fertile transition field,
SuperEco Earthly universe our Garden-Commons home,
shared cooperative space,
human nature's enculturating language place.

Time unveils creative conscience as incarnating...

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Categories: liturgy, earth, nature, philosophy, science, spiritual, time, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Heathen Liturgy
why does universe whisper that there is no final destination?

no matter how powerful, words a real universe cannot build

a blue-green world held in tight thrall by a star and surrounding system

we are made from the...

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© Ng Rippel  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: liturgy, change, earth, people, perspective, philosophy, universe,
Form: Monoku
Apostrophe In Time
water weeps wildly
whilst washing away your
jesting foolery.
I saw the sun annihilated
	Against backdrops of liturgy
Lethargic activity that earns
	It’s title as the Earth’s endearing child
Against backdrops of monogamy,
Pedestrian thinking,
	Accelerated usage,
Lapping up mentalities from bowls of pulled poultry,
Doing...

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© W. Hunt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: liturgy, sympathy, universe,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The New Testament
The Word of Eternal God
Which is the power of Eternal God for salvation to everyone who has faith
Is set forth 
Displays its power in a most wonderful way in the writings of the New Testament
Which...

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Categories: liturgy, bible, christian, devotion, faith, religion, religious, spiritual,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Praising Winds
Our forest habitat
gusts breezes
across our skins,
as darkness slowly turns
toward bright sky light.

My son
who cannot walk
nor speak his name
talks vociferously forth and with
and adding as this morning breeze
together part of Her embrace,
playful tickles
across his advocating happy...

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Categories: liturgy, discrimination, earth, gender, happy, health, humor, love,
Form: Political Verse
Crows
Sri Lal
Crows

i.
I come from nowhere,
and I have nowhere to go,
I tell the crow perched 
on a low neem branch 
beyond the Periyar River.

He agrees.

He and I are free.
We speak the same language.

You know who I...

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© Sri Lal  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: liturgy, bird, fire, prayer, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Octaves For Belonging
I studied liturgical theology in seminary.
Even so, I was struck by the simplicity
of Robin Wall Kimmerer's First Nation observation,
"Ceremony
is a vehicle
for belonging--
to a family,
to a people,
and to a land."

But,
what is necessary difference,
if any,
between ceremony and...

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Categories: liturgy, beauty, earth, education, health, integrity, math, science,
Form: Political Verse
The 734 That Died At Mecca
It is disgusting that 734 people died at Mecca,
Last Thursday, when so many lives were lost,
Needlessly, for want of crowd control officials,
To restrain the 1.4 million who’s emotions cost.

Religion is never an objective thing, 
It's...

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Categories: liturgy, anger, death, god, leadership, religion, rights, symbolism,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs