Long Natural history Poems

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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Cosmic Economic Science
presents echo-foundational intent
teleology
purpose
meaning
for ReGenerative EcoTherapy impulse
events
persons
moments
memory
enculturation
evolution
revolution
egoSelf
External Landscape.

ReGenerative EcoTransParency co-gravitated
this entire life-ecosystem,
and when Revolutionary ReGenerativity awakens
in our own bicameral hearts and minds,
we become copassionate with/as/for/of
healthy regenerative economic and political evolution.

In each full-lived, -willed, -intended...

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When Yang-strong Egos
like a great FirstWorld nation,
or an ecologically robust multiculturing community,
or a theologically resilient
good faith
polypathic sacred communion,
or a democratically healthy
cooperatively owned 
and polyculturally managed corporation,
regenerately restore DNA-structured 8-fold universes 
transubstantiating fertile infinity 
slowly becomes...

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INDIAN ROCK - AND HOW IT WAS TAKEN

They came to the hills with intent,
Offering worship and praise as they went.
The rock with two hands
On my grandparent’s lands
Held a mystical song, most reverent.

One year the museum...

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You can spend nine years in Chicago and not see everything.
I know this because I spent nine years in Chicago, I doubt if I saw half of it.
Do not miss the Navy Pier, the Magnificent...

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"At Skullduggery our aim is to make this fossil history available to everyone"
said the curator of a very prestigious wax museum, built in nineteen forty one 
all of our replicas are cast from original pieces...

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No one saw the bear until it was too late;
A reminder of death's dark divide.
This vicious predator hungry and mean;
Death lurking in the shadows of the mysterious, opaque moon.
A monolith of darkness, wherein pride doth...

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Once upon a time a little bunny was grazing
Totally innocent that something amazing
Was about to happen in an interesting way
As she was eating in the field that day

As you all must know and are very...

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The natural history of some has never been written,                        We’re but a...

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Peter loved his wife Carmen Lúcia
                             Their...

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DC


On the banks of the Potomac
Where the cherry blossoms grow
Stands our nation's capital
With monuments all in a row

The laws that make us a great nation
Are decided in its halls
The names of those who died for...

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Little crystals fallen angel tears smooching ground;
Instills cooling touch among grasses, buds and trees;
Facets rolling ambiguity ~ mystery;
Twirls then twines closely rush on branches bounds;
Inches white eerie cloud rhymes hang rest at key;
Nailing anyone to...

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HAIKU
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sun... moon... stars,., sky
sea... land...  flora... fauna... earth
endangered wonders

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ere the void...
would life on earth endure
galaxies thunder...

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are cataracts why
humans cannot see nature...
there is a cure...

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look at the night sky
all ancient history
sunlight 9 mins away

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bonkers... all...

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Welcome to Chicago!
Where women march like soldiers 
in their tennis shoes, wearing their stuffy suits

Welcome to the windy city.
The women dare not wear full skirts.
Their high heels are in their desk drawer

Welcome to the Magnificent...

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We got there when it opened
And we raced right up to 4.
The dinosaurs were waiting;
Some excitement was in store.

We stopped at every case and looked
As Henry posed in front.
From room to room we wandered
On a...

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Avebury a Wiltshire village low
To windswept beacon of Ivinghoe.
Eighty-five miles,vale and hill
Wayfare freedoms,exhilarate and thrill.

Striding downs in grassy scrub
Midst trees and clumps of shrub;
Shaded lanes,gates and stiles,
Wayside pubs to rest awhile.

Overton to Wantage plain
Goring and...

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