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Premium Member Polyculturing Education
Polypathic conversation with David Holmgren:

Today it is common to hear the suggestion
[cooperative] education and [therapeutic] training
is the [mindful] key to allowing people to contribute
to a more sustainable [ecopolitical] future.

Although I recognize the value of formal...

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Categories: sac, culture, deep, destiny, earth day, education, health,
Form: Political Verse



Premium Member Likeness Ssenekil: Part 1
*Image of Many Meanings by KWC.

Likeness ssenekiL: Part 1

(HOMONYMS: Homophones & Homographs)

He'll heal his heel.
They sow so they sew.
His aide aid with an ade.
You saw a ewe eat a yew.
I ate on the ait eight...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sac, word play,
Form: I do not know?
We,The Beggars
We have come to you
Like the sun to the cloud does
Anything you can afford
Please,do,spare us.
We've been under this bridge
even the ants gossips us
Because we share the same meal.
We have come to you
President soldier,Pastor Navy
Money,nuts,fruit-
we'll appreciate!
We...

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Categories: sac, allegory,
Form: Light Verse
Bedlam and Mayhem In the Mistress's Boudoir
Bedlam and mayhem in the mistress's boudoir

Nsync with variations on a theme:
of drool worthy Reuben Sandwich
(consisting of corned beef, 
Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, 
Russian dressing between slices 
of rye bread that is grilled 
until the bread...

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Categories: sac, adventure, angel, anxiety, appreciation, beautiful, desire, endurance,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Fundamentals Redefined
Fundamentalists compete with and through struggling evolution
as Transitionalists would further peaceful revolutions.

Fundamentalism:
A patriarchal-historical view
rooted in interpretation of sacred scripture
written by nondual co-arising NatureSpirits
dipolar appositionally rooted
of and for regenerative naturehealth = spiritwealth,
that would err on the...

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Categories: sac, earth day, environment, history, humanity, love, religion,
Form: Political Verse



Shopping Bags
Shopping bags


In a concrete building, there lives a man.
He has not moved in many days.
There comes a knocking upon his door,
And he returns to his reality once again.
He has been floating in a land of...

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© Aa Harvey  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sac, art, death, friend, life, metaphor, mystery, people,
Form: I do not know?
The Little You Can Know
Without form and void, 
The world gave a lunatic gaze. 
Lack of luminous light love bought,
Darkness did give her a chase. 
Open to no one was her, 
Water beneath and air above. 
Open to someone...

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Categories: sac, evil, god, humanity,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member The Lady That Wore The Mask!
The sky is blue  gray the hue white with stars looking at the view from the heavens view the earth cam view the encased truth view a wicked plan from the moon to earth...

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Categories: sac, appreciation, beautiful, conflict, remember, soulmate, stars, sweet
Form: Dramatic Verse
Easter Bird
The Sinai Rose finch, oblivious to the commotion in the nearby city, busily gathered dry grass and floral fodder to repair her nest, disturbed by a human behemoth, snatching the thorny brambles which hid the...

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Categories: sac, bird, easter, nature,
Form: Prose
The C Word
The words are dark, sharp,vicious, viscous.
The images like bubbling, darkest jam,
With bubble like grim faces riding to the surface
Then bursting.
I am thirsting.Alternately with blood and bile,black.
I am a sad sack,
A pillow filled with rotten meat
For...

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Categories: sac, angst, anxiety, body, endurance, health, sick, sorrow,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Toms Story
It was promising to be a cloudy grey day if things held up' still what can you expect in England in Janruary Tom reasoned, he was already considering how far behind he might be in...

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Categories: sac, god,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Time
Know that! growing pains are tough for us even the gains are games 
                     ...

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Categories: sac, adventure, age, beauty, care, cheer up, encouraging,
Form: Narrative
Your Are Alone In Your Thinking
Hard line mid line, keep on limbo from corner to corner, side to side confronting and confining glue to bliss back to punk music the bitterness you definitely built will fall with tears under the...

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Categories: sac, allusion, anxiety, emotions,
Form: ABC
Premium Member The Avenue of Gastronomic Delight
The Avenue of Gastronomic Delight

Down the broad avenue called Gastronomic Delight
City life gathers when twilight awakens;

In eateries, drive-ins, greasy spoons and taverns – jumpin’ joints jumpin’
Like Snoopy with his dish doing the suppertime dance;

Lured by...

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Categories: sac, america, food, international,
Form: Verse
Premium Member In Bed
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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sac, baby, birth, fear, hate, metaphor, mother, scary,
Form: Free verse
Grandma Nini
Grandma NiNi

We don’t know when 
But she’s at it again
By and by it rained 
A rumbling roar, 
Near deafening ,
Awakened grandma from her silence

A flicker of light crossed the sky 
And her words came to...

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Categories: sac, age, america, beautiful, care, grandparents, journey, paradise,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Le Vieil Identique Probleme - Translation of Kevin Gilbert's Same Old Problem By T Wignesan
Le vieil identique problème – Translation of Kevin Gilbert’s « Same Old Problem » by T. Wignesan

(For Kevin Gilbert – cf. the introduction to Inside Black Australia (1988) – as quite obviously for Oodgeroo, too...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sac, abuse, crazy, death, freedom, hate, mental illness,
Form: Free verse
Wild Swimmers
We are all true wild swimmers 
You swim everyday and dive through the waves,
Look great in a swimsuit and your hairdo behaves. 
You have all the gear and it coordinates, you always seem glam on...

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Categories: sac, friendship love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Down Weatherby Way
My street is four short blocks in length,
connected to two boulevards, shaped like                      ...

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Categories: sac, animal, home, solitude,
Form: Narrative
Who The Police Protect, Part I
Tyler was a real happy man,
looking down at his phone,
the mayor said,“We need less police,
their crimes are so well known.”
They’d not arrest if you stole less
than a thousand from a store,
and decided, for the ‘oppressed,’
no...

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Categories: sac, conflict, corruption, dark, evil, people, political, society,
Form: Narrative
Tony's Song
Tony works at the butcher store                             ...

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© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sac, allusion, animal, culture, humor, parody, song,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Nine Eleven
Nine Eleven
By Curtis Johnson

I did not have any exposure to news on the morning of  911 until I entered my truck to go to work. The Radio 1530 am news station in Sacramento was...

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Categories: sac, america, anniversary, christian, courage, faith, islamic, memory,
Form: Prose
Premium Member 10,000 Steps and a German Sheperd
On a cool winter morn just before 8 AM, I decided to take my walk on an 'L-shaped street' that's about 3 blocks long with three cul-de-sacs connected to it.  Coming out of my...

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Categories: sac, dog, fear,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Un Petit Peu
We are friendly sort of people, greeting and asking how you are,
One great nation, two languages, the distance between coasts far,
Travel to Quebec or to some areas in provinces east and west,
You may be asked...

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© Lee Ramage  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sac, food, funny, people,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member If Only I Could
Maxims for eyes, a cast of racing clouds, and a sky
What else could be wrapped in lexical display?
Climate crises, inflation, and dire behest worry me
Pale-blue slicing of an idle cul-de-sac and apathy

Seldom do I feel...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sac, analogy, appreciation, bereavement, character,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs