Long Sensors Poems
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Psychotripic Theory of Everything
Compassion co-arises nondually
internal-external.
Today I want to talk about possibilities
for integral polycultural dynamics,
which are systemic relationships,
correlations,
between LeftBrain deductive ego-mind,
RightBrain inductive eco-body,
and a boundary between these bicameral landscapes,
which we call unconsciousness.
The feasibility
and health value
of recognizing this...
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Categories:
sensors, community, political, psychological, science, spiritual, western,
Form:
Free verse
Light Enchantments
Starting way back
with sixteen hundred Scientific Revolutions
in math and physics
biology and ecology
climate chemistry and analogical theology
began transubstantiating dialects
Deductive/Seductive outside
Reductive/Retributive inside
nature of ZeroSoul selves
travelers on a ZeroZen MotherEarth Land
Great time-chain of enchanted/disenchanted Becoming.
Science brought home the...
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Categories:
sensors, earth, green, health, history, math, science,
Form:
Political Verse
Though no political pundit, nevertheless
Though no political pundit, nevertheless...
I trumpet the withdrawal
of democratic contender from out the presidential race.
Breaking headline news story
courtesy rumor monger premieres
showcasing emphatic groundswell
against feeble minded incumbent.
Extraordinary turn of current events
immediately enlivens the United States populace
injecting...
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Categories:
sensors, america, anxiety, blue, dark, fear, heartbroken, november,
Form:
Free verse
I Said, He Said
Finding a new hiding place
the grass cutters cherish
not taking advantage is deemed extremely foolish.
Taking note of the lady who seems Scottish
and protected by her beauty and charisma
is a situation meant for me to...
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Categories:
sensors, character, conflict, culture,
Form:
Prose
When I Bleed Out In Front Of You
{"Hadn’t you known, or care to acknowledge that I am wholly fond of my life as of right now?
I’m in love with the lighting that shoots and grazes my neighbor's balcony as I sit...
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Categories:
sensors, absence, abuse, addiction, anger, betrayal, deep, devotion,
Form:
Free verse
This Is Not A Love Poem
{“The day I loved you was my homicide.
The day I loved you I was petrified, the day I loved you I was humiliated of myself that I was indeed capable of it, the day...
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Categories:
sensors, absence, abuse, addiction, anxiety, corruption, deep, devotion,
Form:
Free verse
Pregnant Nonparalysis
In feminist political analysis,
when not stuck
in all day systemic paralysis,
Every win/win
v win/lose
v lose/lose energetic trend,
synergetic person,
integral narrative,
Each interdependent development
and apartheid decay,
All seasonal health
and unreasonably greedy
fractured wealth,
Exhales multi-paradigmatic power
non-autocratic,
more neuro-sensory automatic,
and inhales enlightening Ways
for cooperative...
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Categories:
sensors, earth, health, meaningful, passion, political, power, woman,
Form:
Political Verse
The Pepperman In a Cyborg World
I OPENED A DOOR
AND FOUND MYSELF
IN FRIENDLY SURROUNDINGS.
QUITE DIFFERENT FROM
OTHER ADVENTURES.
I WASN'T SO INVISIBLE OR
OR SHALL WE SAY UNSEEN.
I WAS NOT THE OBSERVER
THIS TIME AROUND OR WAS I.
IN FACT THIS ADVENTURE
WAS PECULIAR IN A WAY.
I...
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Categories:
sensors, adventure,
Form:
Narrative
When Beauty Turns Dark
Beauty includes dignity,
respect easily visible
to our nutritional sensors,
including when Beauty grows dark edges.
We each,
individually,
and as a species of life form,
have our unique and our speciated EarthBeauty functions,
perhaps what also translates as Sacred Grace
for some,
Sacred...
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Categories:
sensors, beauty, conflict, confusion, courage, health, trust, truth,
Form:
Political Verse
Water Car Refraction and Extraction
Valid, raw water is crucial for all faint life to a loader,
Stanley Meyer, Inventor of the 1970s Water Power Motor,
Rather than oil or gas, alive water might be properly used,
Cutting and cleaning may be done...
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Categories:
sensors, adventure, analogy, celebrity, dedication, extended metaphor, technology,
Form:
Rhyme
Jake Stanson Murray (Part One)
Hi...
...um...
My name is Ja-Ja-Ja-Jake!
...
Damn...
Jake stared at the mirror and frowned upon his own face, which in turn the mirror frown
back to his face with his. He straighten his back and opened his mouth once more.
Hi!
My...
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Categories:
sensors, imaginationvoice, hair, mirror, voice,
Form:
Free verse
So Sadly Now, These Arms
So sadly now, these arms of mine, not finding you at all
Imagine Grace to be in doubt, that love is just on call
For fools who've never felt LOVE'S pain, known Flood from Heaven's rain!
...
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Categories:
sensors, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Robot Souls, Part Ii
...We knew of religion, academically,
considered it a plague of human thought,
illogical and not of that much use,
certainly not something a machine sought!
But dazed as I was from damage I took,
I could deny what I saw...
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Categories:
sensors, creation, hope, humanity, science fiction, spiritual, technology,
Form:
Epic
Pain As a Hobby Ix
I need a page break
If you keep reading you’re about to catch bird flu
It’s changing seasons all around you
Sit back the words are causing your body to react
You feel like a woman going through menopause
Cold...
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Categories:
sensors, allegory, black african american, words, me, me,
Form:
I do not know?
The Pepperman Thought 01192023
I WAS ROME - MING THROUGH TIME.
WHEN I PASSED THROUGH A DOOR.
I WAS PART OF THE CLOUD ,
OBSERVING A WAR.
FREEDOM RIGHTS AND PRIVACY
WERE HANGING BY A THREAD.
LEGAL PROPAGANDA
BEING DRILLED INTO FOLKS HEADS.
PRIVACY IS A FRAGILE...
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Categories:
sensors, conflict, future, humanity, imagery, power, psychological, war,
Form:
Free verse
Self-Existent Light
Platos dualism…
Laertius' "magi”
The most noble say we are an...
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Categories:
sensors, analogy,
Form:
Monorhyme
Dracula and the Witch
A child of the moon she was
But quite the troublemaker she also was
Practicing forbidden magicks
While her older sisters did sleep
And what a big bang it was
That sent her into the ether
Shrouded in blue light
She did...
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Categories:
sensors, adventure, halloween, magic,
Form:
Free verse
Alexandria, Part I
She started off inside of a dry cave,
out in the desert, where no water ran,
her father bought it, saved up years of pay,
why he bought this patch few would understand,
it did not seem a stretch...
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Categories:
sensors, confusion, dark, father, future, hope, humanity, science
Form:
Narrative
Alexandria, Part Ii
He didn’t explain much more at that time,
Alexandra couldn’t exactly for him,
she was in a box, growing quite slowly,
with each new component bringing new vim,
more and more senses were installed within,
cameras for her eyes, new...
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Categories:
sensors, confusion, dark, father, future, hope, humanity, science
Form:
Narrative
Grandmother Tree
Miracles of GrandMother WinWin Tree
begin with her purgative peaceful birth.
For at this time,
so long before her cycling rings of time began,
we see her original seed
and this seed's less original composting environment,
and within this brief timeless...
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Categories:
sensors, culture, death, life, peace, tree, war,
Form:
Political Verse
Sulu, Lock Phasers and Await My Command 2
(Spock)
Captain, sensors indicate a power surge
Resonating through their ship's body
I'm sure I don't have to remind you
They have their own Scotty
(the questioning me)
But where has faith brought us?
As I look around I see
A species not...
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Categories:
sensors, philosophy, spacefaith, fear, me,
Form:
I do not know?
Nat the Vampire Bat
written for my dear daughter, Natalie
Nat, the vampire bat,
Was as cute as a bat could be-
She loved to go to school,
But hated her class on hematology.
"I think I'm in the wrong body,"
She often would exclaim-
"I...
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Categories:
sensors, animal, kids, halloween, , cute,
Form:
Rhyme
Newborn Boy Tossed Out Car Window
we knew capitalism had turned ugly
after the first lemonade stand drive by
children denounced their parents
when their eyes were opened
to supply side economics
and demand side criminal enterprise
plunging on in a premeditated stupor
they floated between...
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Categories:
sensors, how i feel,
Form:
Free verse
Of God and Mankind
As a child,
I always imagined God
being so far away in the sky, caressing his long, white beard.
I imagined Him
sometimes looking at the stars,
forgetting to focus on His most important creation:...
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Categories:
sensors, child, childhood, imagery, mystery, philosophy, science fiction,
Form:
Free verse
Of God and Mankind
As a child,
I always imagined God
being so far away in the sky, caressing his long, white beard.
I imagined Him
sometimes looking at the stars,
forgetting to focus on His most important creation: Earth.
I wondered if His absent-mindedness caused all...
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Categories:
sensors, humanity, imagination, philosophy, universe,
Form:
Free verse