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



Premium Member Girlcutt Voices
What sustains life are sacred values,
so what cannot sustain becomes pathological.

Matriarchy is about nurturing and care-giving,
protecting life and conserving cooperative energies;
yet that implies that patriarchy devolves to controlling
and competitive care-receiving,
destroying life as WinLose necessary
to violently...

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Categories: plutocracy, abuse, america, gender, health, howl, humor, language,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Healing Grandmother's Earth
Could you more faithfully believe?

Your enemies 
probably do not sacrifice their first born children
right before they eat them

And they do not worship
big 
predative Jewish
and terrorizing Muslim
ruthlessly bought and sold
international pagan colonizing corporations.

Could we believe
in cooperative...

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Categories: plutocracy, allusion, earth day, environment, green, health, humanity,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Ripped-Off Deniers
Yesterday I heard a happy Republican
crediting President Trump's self-proclaimed successes
to his training and experience with consumer-driven accountability;
meaning,
I presume,
his for-profit experience with market-driven consumerism.

Now I realize this for-profit wealth of experience
outside Washington,
untainted by prior government experience,
appears...

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Categories: plutocracy, conflict, earth, environment, health, money, science,
Form: Political Verse
They got the whole world in their hands
They got the whole world in their hands

Worth north of a trillion dollars,
(plus or minus a billion dollars here and there),
the unnamed obscenely rich,
(which top 15 billionaires
projected to become trillionaires
can be located on the computer...

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Categories: plutocracy, america, anger, angst, bullying, corruption, emotions, scary,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Original Freedoms of Intent
Do you see yourself as more Republican
or leaning more Democrat?

Oh my,
I'm a card-carrying Republican.
Came from a long patriarchal line
of red-blooded Republicans.

What makes you a Republican?
What is Republicanism, do you think?

Well...being against the Democrats, mostly.

OK. 
I...

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Categories: plutocracy, earth, freedom, games, garden, health, humor, usa,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Flowing Through Quicksand
Meritocracy is nurtured through discerning differences
between regenerative and degenerative information.

Aristocracy is controlled and maintained
against revolutionary change
by both regenerative and degenerative energy patterns
of historic entitlement.

Merits and demerits
are nurtured and avoided.

Aristocrats and slaves are controlling and controlled
primarily...

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Categories: plutocracy, anger, conflict, corruption, courage, culture, health, peace,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Keeping Healthy Hearts
I see and hear a great overlap between
left-brain dominant education,
straight white male privileged political power,
and capitalist win/lose 
Elite ballistic gamesmanship.

But, as importantly,
what do you hear
see
feel
believe about ingredients for violating plutocracy
and for degenerative
fading public health
and competitive...

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Categories: plutocracy, community, dream, health, integrity, passion, peace, power,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Independence Daze
Among PermaCulture Designers,
planners and cooperative schemers,
choreographers and mappers,
therapeutic lyricists and historical poets,
and probably comedians,
there is a saying,
a principle of experiential truth:
For every healthy function
we discover many nutritional elements.

This has to do with commitment,
most resonantly shared...

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Categories: plutocracy, culture, earth, health, history, independence day, integrity,
Form: Political Verse
A Harlem Hoodlum Albeit Respectable
A Harlem hoodlum, (albeit respectable)...

ready for night time in bedlam
after swallowing me favorite dram,
cuz reasonable rhyme resembles flimflam.

Whiling away his time playing solitaire...
initially prepped, honed, and crafted
November second two thousand and twenty
slightly tweaked February nineteenth
two...

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Categories: plutocracy, anger, city, corruption, education, february, freedom, grave,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member On Conserving Ecopolitical Stamina
Note to Grover Norquist
and others with corporate political non-responsibility persuasions:

When you were 21 you "decided that nobody learned anything about politics after the age of 21."

A few financially well-greased years later, as a professional lobbyist,
you...

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Categories: plutocracy, community, freedom, health, patriotic, political,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Political Health Paradigms
Systems,
cognitive and experiential,
spiritual and natural,
sacred and secular,
are paradigms,
mature revolutions and still partial evolutions,
with WinWin orthodox pretensions
and yet carrying our own WinLose seeds of destruction
dis-integration,
dissonance,
non-golden rules and irrational ratios
within as without,
yin as yang.

Planning systems clarify who...

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Categories: plutocracy, community, conflict, destiny, health, love, passion, war,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Allsouls Cooperative
I wish to fully live
then richly die
non-violently communing with AllSouls
in cooperative team resonance,
resilient restoring green justice residence
eco-governing NewLondon's energy democracy,
WinWin co-arising loss
of LoseLose Ego PrisoNest,
plutocracy capital-infested

I hope we wish to cooperatively network gratitude
for opportunities to...

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Categories: plutocracy, community, discrimination, earth, education, health, integrity, peace,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Poor Pandora
We ponder Pandora as the person preordained
to unleash a plethora of plagues upon our persons.

But here's what I heard:
Pandora had two sisters,
Persephone and Proserpina.
Pandora perused poetry 
while Persephone practiced petite-point.
But Proserpina possessed the predilection
for picking...

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Categories: plutocracy, allegory, humor,
Form: Light Verse
A Hoodlum Albeit Respectable In Bedlam
A hoodlum, (albeit respectable) in bedlam

whiling away his time playing solitaire...
November second two thousand and twenty
fast approaching the final countdown

With less than twenty four, twenty three, 
twenty two...  hours
harkening, heralding or (worse case scenario)
hindering...

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Categories: plutocracy, america, change, conflict, destiny, discrimination, grave, miracle,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Kleptocracy
I'm reading this book about germs and guns and steel
and pre-history
and human history,
predators and prey,
and people praying they won't be predatored.

You know,
light bedtime reading.

So, this guy who wrote the book...

No, not the Daniel Quinn thing.
Quinn...

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Categories: plutocracy, change, growth, health, history, humor, integrity, money,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Tasty Democracy
Tasty democratic roots
are made of trusted vines

Healthy democracy
does not chronically debate
to derail indigenous theocracy
nor diminish pursuit of individual liberty
to co-invest in political
and religious
and sexual powers
of cooperatively focused light
bright polyphonic harmony

But does compassionately refine
individual human freedoms
to...

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Categories: plutocracy, health, integrity, peace, planet, power, trust, wisdom,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member On Therapeutic Sciences
The academic position that political science
becomes too didactic for scientific neutrality
when political scientists are too pro-democracy
v theocracy, plutocracy, etc.
too cooperatively enthusiastic about economic health,
too positive about empathic trust as our ecopolitical vocational polypath
toward politically inclusive...

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Categories: plutocracy, beauty, health, humor, love, science, sick,
Form: Prose Poetry
A Republic, if you can keep it





Apocrypha phantoms
Hustle flung at your plugged ears
Wretched refuse numbed






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NOTES:

TITLE:




When asked what form of government the delegates at the Constitutional Convention had created, Benjamin Franklin famously responded with "A republic, if you can keep it," implying...

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Categories: plutocracy, allusion, america, culture, destiny, evil, freedom, history,
Form: Haiku
Clocks Ticking To Politicking
(Read later stanzas for more of the humour part ; parody of politics)

I Can't think well of a democracy
if nepotism and false promises
are part and parcel of its idiosyncrasy
A system of governance can't appeal to...

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Categories: plutocracy, international, parody, political,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Empowering Integrity
Verbal microaggressions
[You are a liar!]
neglect non-violent humanity
as macroaggressions
[uninvited explosions with intent to kill],
rather far beyond verbal bullying,
physically retaliate against abusive inhumanity,
seldom too fastidious
about recognizing collateral damage
to people
pets
plants
planet Earth.

Critical mistrust
[how does this defend democracy?]
may yet remain...

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Categories: plutocracy, bullying, health, integrity, peace, political, psychological, violence,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Donald's Dynasty Designs
I hear Donald Trump
would love to bring to Republican plutocracy
what Abraham Lincoln represented for civilly warring democracy,
but that anti-enslavement resolution
is too hard for me to focus and sustain
in Trump is DivineTrump Land.

What remains most easily
is...

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Categories: plutocracy, humor, political,
Form: Prose Poetry
Paranoia Strikes Deep
I have dug this one out of the poetry attic; composed when a teen, hence the dated references. Fellow Soupers of my age-group (60 in a few weeks- Yikes!) might enjoy it:

Friend, watch out! They're...

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Categories: plutocracy, introspection, drug,
Form: I do not know?
A Jerk's Journey to Jungle
Cracked moonlight caresses every carnation flower,
While my sight sees a salty sea seven miles away from here .
The moon burns to ashes as the old ocean grows golden with every growing hour,
I can see a...

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Categories: plutocracy, animal, beauty, metaphor, rainforest,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Putin's Fallsky
Everybody's bashing Putin week!
                               ...

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© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: plutocracy, appreciation, art, celebrity, character, cool, humor,
Form: Limerick

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