Long Pollinated Poems

Trifolium pollinated courtesy bombus

Before landscapers mow swaths
across undulating waves of clover
(the father/daughter team
usually cut grass every Tuesday)
bumblebees alight from one to another flower.

Meanwhile, I lie splayed
mid morning June 28th, 2022
with stomach upon natural carpeting
quietly basking...

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Father solar systemic Sun Time
and Mother Earth's Space
regenerated RNA 4D spacetime, 
reiteratively sensed
echoing through our dipolar DNA fueled
omniscientific
omnisciently empowering
Right hemispheric temporal memory
of Information's Harmonic String RootSystemic Theory.

Equitable peace within radically inclusive consciousness,
Earth love feeding on...

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THE NATURE OF THINGS

THE NATURE OF THINGS

Birds ATE Worms,
Worms tilled Soil,
Frogs ATE Flies,
Bees Made Honey,
Fish ATE Worms,
People ATE Fish,
Cats ATE Fish
Butterflies and bees
Pollinated.
Grass Grew, and the
Dandelions flew
al around' all around'
and Were Welcomed,
Life was simple back...

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Moon flower

You lay on white cotton sheets with the hospital logo imprinted
on the cloth and on the fabric of your life talcum powder for
your bed sores anorexic washed out gastric spittle dribbling
from ulcerous mouth facing...

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Narrow and shallow shining laser focus 
     into chasm while teetering on brink
akin to scurrying thru microcosmic burrow 
     of microscopic Manhattan skyscrapers 
   ...

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A lap dancing molecule is dressed in a monocle. Such dainty prowess but naked no dress. No suit could taste an acrylic sheet as sheer fabric is often moving unseen across oceans,beams, and many window...

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Valley’s of sleep that hold on to virtue through the years,
Distant from the arms of  cities where vice and lust rule governments,
Where social values preach chastity to innocent hearts,
Where the earths depressions shelter Mr....

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She loved our First Nation Cafe
from the primal blessed moment
just before she first could not yet think
of this cooperatively-owned communal place.

As other than some sacred space
She has liturgically revisited
and faithfully communed each starlight night
within secular...

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A voice says, “Cry out.” And I said, “What shall I cry?” “All people are like grass, and all their faithfulness is like the flowers of the field. The grass withers and the flowers fall,...

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Fate propelled me into your belly 
When my own prayers went unanswered 
In the wake of the harvest of thorns 
When the alien- buffered by our silence 
Shackled, manacled and butchered 
Those of us that...

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I surreptitiously envy those who

find the opportunity to roam freely

in glades within woods

and over verdant prismic hills

under open blue sky's

soaking up and embracing natures

flowers and fauna as they are pollinated

by insects abounding.

I marvel at those...

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Space Overtaken

To many tomatoes fill up my fridge
Grown from the garden, a tasty delish
When seeds were first sown, did a no show
Planted some more, twice many did grow

Offered some out to family and friends
But they...

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A vast ,babbling vast of green lush grass, 
 spread out on rocky mountains. 
Rays of sun light ,awaking slumbering buds, from a sleeping beauty.
Winds of tranquility shifting the images of the spring sky.
Ob-east Caterpillars...

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After gardening the inside of my house and home
In the morn I come out for more difficult gardening.
The flowers node their sleepy heads shaking the dew
And the aurora peeps up to climb a sky of...

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HEAVENLY JOY

As Spring returns joyfully for all,
A life-giving energy returns,
“ To all creatures great and small,
The Lord God Made them all.”
The prettiest trees with blossoms
Are fruit trees,
“He gave us eyes to see them, 
And lips...

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Who was first to write of cultures we read,
With their trans-galactic real estate greed?
The Greeks were dreamers of heaven above
Where the gods and their men fought wars for love.
The Asian myths were clever old stories:
Supernatural...

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the purple flower swayed out in the field all alone
And she lost all her friends in a spring wind, they floated away... but she found a friend, a little bubble bee tickling her on her...

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The seed of war is planted, it is furrowed deep into the brow
beneath the cunning share of the patriotic plow.
It germinates a passion that sends out abberated roots,
nourished with propaganda, and weeded of the truth.
It’s...

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Apple Bouquet

Bouquet of apples adorn on the trees
Born of the flower pollinated by bees
Varieties of apples large and small
Red, green and pinks shade mixes of all

Apples nurtured by cord of the tree
Soft gentle breeze swing...

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INTERVIEW WITH A DYING TREE-

I stand erect I embrace we
You cover me I am under you us
Grounded together we two
I am of you, we both stand in the wind

Both sprightliness, yet of skins
I die daily,...

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Shower bathe the dust.
A soft cool breeze 
Flows through crust 
Of brown shed leaves, 
Others gently fall 
Like feathers 
Beneath the shade 
Of my old dad. 

He's a giant 
Among his kind;  
As I...

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Down the mountain river will flow
Through tall poplars wind will blow
Meadow its beauty will show
As flowers’ soul shaking smell travels with airflow

As windmills with their propellers cut the sky
Flowers are pollinated by a butterfly
Above horizon...

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The flowers on this planet are gorgeous,
They sway in the wind gently, they are  glorious.
Delicate as they are, they are a real pleasure,
A very precious gift from our Creator.

The scent of a flower, the...

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The snow before honey hued sun flees
The rivers begin to unfreeze 
The fragrance of field flowers and bonfire is carried by spring breeze
Catkin begins to grow soon flowers will be pollinated by bees 

Transverseing the...

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