Long Ubiquitously Poems
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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:
ubiquitously, caregiving, community, creation, health, integrity, love hurts,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Life Beloving Dualdark Night
Some days and nights
I am terrorized by death,
cold silo ache-echoing fear,
claustrophobic breathless dark
barking inevitable factness and finality
of my decomposing mortality,
of history's posthumous demise,
post-humorous as hell.
What good is death
if it cannot at least invite eternal engagement?
Hopeful...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, death, depression, humor, identity, life, love, science,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Gaia Out Speaks
Queen Gaia
of Earth's Shabbat
is here to speak today.
Unfortunately,
she can only sign,
and the only way she can see
is through our DNA/RNA fractally-balancing syntax,
so she has asked if she could respond to your questions
as she understands them
within...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, earth, gender, god, health, humor, love, nature,
Form:
Political Verse
Professor Glory's Active Hope
The title of this talk today,
"Win-Win Politics of New Feminist Economics"
suggests questions,
more than emasculating
definitively deductive
reductive
answers.
Would you imagine
a minority-identified Buddhist,
more likely as a feminist?
or culturally comfortable
with political and economic Left-brain domination,
monotheistic competing for all-consuming
ritualistic servicing?
How...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, creation, culture, deep, environment, feelings, love, political,
Form:
Political Verse
Yangyyolks With Yinyin-Whites
Start and end each day,
and life,
with a taoist egg.
I doubt my eggs are religious.
No, but they are natural,
organic incubators,
co-arising nondual yolk form
with transparent regenerative function,
cosmological purpose, maybe,
if you're a chicken,
or a turkey,
or a...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, analogy, culture, earth, food, health, math, science,
Form:
Narrative
Earth's Final Answer
A society
culture
religion
humane species
forgetting,
or more likely under-valuing,
how to unitedly suffer loss
may never have learned to face our universal fear
of dissociative ego-death
as a badge of Earth-systemic re-cognition,
dignity through suffering
sacred Ego's over-capitalized absence
where once we knew...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, beauty, earth day, health, humor, love, religion,
Form:
Political Verse
Ecopolitics of Time
Fr. Time is with us today, again,
or still bilateral,
I guess I should before
and after say.
No, you just did
how I will play.
You would be redundant,
to say it again,
like I just...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, destiny, earth, god, humor, life, light, time,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Deep CoMessianic Engagement
Ms. Real Time,
an often engaging Taoist,
but sometimes, admittedly, not so much,
more of a disengaged cannibal really
on her dark time of before and after
her Taoist stimulating period
if you know what I winterish mean.
Anyway,
Ms. Real Time
invited her...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, adventure, birth, earth, language, religion, space, time,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
This Transit Regeneration
My TransITion began there
right there
in my woodland playground,
when I first knew
something right feels wrong to others.
I was blind to curve-balls
hurled at me.
Being "It" is not why I grow
this TransIt mind and body!
Or, is it?
Could I...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, angst, birth, bullying, culture, destiny, earth, environment,
Form:
Political Verse
Eternity's Viral Hourglass
That which is neutral,
no big deal,
normal,
not noticed,
enjoys an intimate mirror effect,
behaves and misbehaves
with the logic of eternity.
Time steers virtually clockwise,
eastern dawn toward west's setting sun,
birth through death,
with day's completion duskly hoping
for red skies at night.
Time...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, culture, destiny, environment, math, philosophy, psychological, religion,
Form:
Free verse
Conversations In Pronoia
Welcome, friends, into this day.
I see we are wearing our CoPassionate Scientist hats
and TransReligious gloves today.
John Wheeler (theoretical physicist): We are the sun's way of thinking about itself.
Wow, that's truly cosmic, or kosmic;...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, art, beauty, humor, language, love, poetry, science,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Living To Get Out
We all feel like
dying to get out of here
at least sometimes;
a meeting
a relationship
a job
a car or bus or airplane
a house or apartment
a nation or state
a Party or clan
a faith community or PTA.
This is about the...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, allah, birth, death, god, psychological, religion, science,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Why
"Universe to each must be
All that is, including me.
Environment in turn must be
All that is, excepting me."
Buckminster Fuller
Evolving Universe to each must become
All integrity that is, including me.
Revolving...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, earth, health, language, math, political, psychological, science,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Darwin's Double-Dark Dilemma
Elder Darwin swims in ethology.
He rolls in his deep grave ecology.
He itches and scratches his dissonance
that survival of most fitted and dense
implies manifest destiny for those YangStrong
while Darwin's Cross and his own eyes
clearly disguised
camouflaged ectosymbiotic...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, culture, death, earth, environment, nature, night, science,
Form:
Free verse
Dr Fuller's Unitarian Community
Let's start with one shared understanding:
life is a more dynamically relational synonym for "nature".
So when we ask,
What is the purpose of life?
we are also asking,
What is nature's purpose?
which sounds similar to asking if evolution is...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, anger, death, destiny, fear, life, nature, time,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Transcending Boundaries To Trash
Transcending boundaries to trash
transacts through vulnerabilities to crash
into compost cash.
I see and feel strange conjoining
curious listening to speak with old as young.
We carry less allegiance to romance of patriotic memory
than reciprocity through mutual matriotic mercies
we...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, age, gender, health, humanity, love, psychological, race,
Form:
Political Verse
Snakes and Hummingbirds
To love, agapic and/or erotic,
is a positive economic-political relational choice
to trust whomever
and whatever is our Other right now
with open caring empathy,
even when we may feel like withdrawing
into suffering,
self-isolating
depressive,
repressed concerns of mistrust and dissonance,
because we have...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, beauty, culture, earth, health, language, love, political,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Santa Claus Was Afraid to Pass Through Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Papa Noël was afraid to pass through on Christmas Day
In the streets of Port-au-Prince. Bullets were being fired in droves
Sporadically, haphazardly. Many people were hiding under beds
Naughty terrorists are like dogs, hyenas in vile forests...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, black african american, christmas, corruption, death, discrimination,
Form:
Free verse
ReVisions of SugarPlums
Could we see and hear and feel and think better
more ubiquitously and cooperatively
and inclusively
if DreamTime speaks in naturally eco-logical language
of motion as emotions
co-empathically accessible
to all RNA/DNA informated
integratively regenerative
co-arising ecosystemic Ego-programs?
In our dreams
we all speak the...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, culture, destiny, dream, earth, language, nature, time,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Swamp Babies
When participating in a HealthCare Future Search,
you are invited
to explore a personal timeline
as well as a global timeline
of critical healthcare events
in your past,
present,
and future.
HealthCare personal and political
and nurture-investment learning
begins early and ubiquitously
for new born and...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, culture, environment, farm, health, humor, parents, teacher,
Form:
Political Verse
Trinitarian Voices
Father’s Voice
Your ungainly question,
What is the meaning of Life?
reminds of another,
What is purpose to Beauty?
which reminds of,
What is meaning and purpose for Grace?
and Karma?
Not ugly, empty, meaningless death, perhaps?
Life, like beauty, evolves appositional responses
of meaning,...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, culture, earth, god, health, life, nature, spiritual,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
All Growed Out
And EveryBody to Play With
Cognitive maturation,
that portion of "please just grow up"
evolving climatically large transitional lifetime matters
of choosing to grow up
together
to not just act as if I am an adult,
but to also know we are...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, age, culture, health, humanity, humor, political, wisdom,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Divine Empowerment
The SunGod of ReGenerative NOWtime
is not a jealous lover.
S/he is an omnipotently bilateral lover of integrity,
revolving spirals of Earth's multicultural confluence,
abundant divinely humane polyculturing climax landscapes
co-arising lovely diversely healthy subclimates,
our promise and endowment
for...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, culture, earth, health, philosophy, political, psychological,
Form:
Political Verse
Ruminating Vagaries of Life May 2nd 2021
Ruminating vagaries of life May 2nd, 2021
(conceived while in utero
which loosely summarization in toto
of this ordinary Joe Schmoe,
who did wade nine months for a roe
at mercy of obstetricians status quo,
giving me a jump start to...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Free verse
Time's Double Bind
Double binds
like double negatives,
not not,
who's notnot there?
neither here nor there
yet both here and there, potentially
where past and future
meet here and now.
Time's double-binding law and order
of identity
wears two faces,
one composed of past incarnate win/lose spaces,
the...
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Categories:
ubiquitously, culture, destiny, life, light, philosophy, psychological, time,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum