Mundanely Poems - Poems about Mundanely

...I want to cry. I long to smile. Some feeling to wash over me for a while. Scrolling, relentlessly with my thumb. Every other part of my body and mind, numb. 'Life is for living', that's wha......Read the rest...

...Dear Neighbors, community co-investors, sharing an outdoor green riverside Commons and an indoor historical CommonSpace Both, and all, sacred to panentheistic me and probably more mundanely ......Read the rest...

...The back of Dad's chair is black like a void, its mid discontinuous of solid support. Cushion coils creak as his weight shifts, his interest unhinged from light hypnosis. The scuff of rough wheel......Read the rest...

...Rituals are sacred when they reconnect what LeftBrain dominant straight white privileged man has transcendently and monotheistically disconnected secular nature from sacred polytheistic spiri......Read the rest...

...Sometimes Earth's peace dreams feel unreachable, ever, for anyone, Including our unhealthy enemies and aggressive aliens and militarized terrorists and anxious sociopaths and despairing cri......Read the rest...

...ReGeneratively nonspanking speaking, co-empathic co-operative co-governing co-passions of and for resilient health and safety win/win communication systems Are also non-violent communicati......Read the rest...

...Perhaps from my childhood, it had been my burning desire, To glance Nirmal Hriday (Pure Heart) - a home I did admire; At the thought of Kolkotta - Mother's house - my heart did churn, To be with t......Read the rest...

...The detritus of consumer culture Is coming down the chimney Christmas eve. It’s a milk and cookies taming of the shrew. It’s what we do. I have a firm grasp on the mundanely ineffable, But I’......Read the rest...

...Part of me longs to reside in a high functioning win/win cooperative community of resilient left hemisphere, resonant right hemisphere, polypathic/polyphonic communion. Part of egoself-care w......Read the rest...

...So, is this personification of political systems? asked the organic ecologist. Or politicization of intimately yet transcendently secular and sacred personal economic-nutritional analysis o......Read the rest...

... The Belly Dancer Learned private lessons in a club in Chicago's Greek Town. Her teacher told her,the bigger the dancer....the more beautiful. Being thin was no attribute to see that......Read the rest...

...It began mundanely as ever. Us, together. Nothing unusual. Nothing unique, nothing portentous. I wondered if I had upset you; I tend to believe that too often. It's seldom true. We spoke. ......Read the rest...

...Integrity warriors are not allowed to raise our sacred voices even against defiant children, and defeated adolescents, and immature monoculturish adults Much less could we therapeutically self......Read the rest...

...Winds blow hard freezing water into ice, Snowy roads make us think about traveling twice. Inside we’re squeezed together as by a blacksmith’s vise, Winter makes us mind as we are told. Like a m......Read the rest...

...Though we got the land on name of religion, But we tend to be far more traditional, As being a post-colonial, still baffled, But now again my nation is girdled! Every province have its language but......Read the rest...