Relationship Science Poems

Optic illusion
Teach us how eyes and brain work
In rhythmic motion....

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a serendipitous day and a half
when the big bang happened
everything called to being
from some singularity
barely anything wasted
except you and I 
on pyjama days 
when it’s...

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then you rushed into the leafy courtyard late
like you’d just been thrown in by some hand
but we hadn’t actually arranged it yet 
I knew immediately...

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See them crawling out of the mound walking in a straight line, one set is going to East, the other to the West, carrying little...

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let go …

time bends here
I can’t promise you what is
without a realm …
the draw is gargantuan
and my will -
my synergy with your passion
is the light...

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Rebuilding bipartisan explorations,
at least two-sided appositions,
like generously inclusive
and conservatively exclusive
worldviews of MotherEarth

Sacred polytheistic strains
and peak experiences felt
through love of life 
resilient win/win relationships
weightless

Freeing secular monopolistic...

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I live in this half-world
doubting the veracity of
words
words of supposed comfort
scraps of care
of whitewashed expression

do you seek to protect me
or to beguile,
draw me into your...

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exotic jasmine
	exuding exuberance ~
		tempered thirst tantrum

pink perfumery
	nature’s nourishing nectar ~
		busy bumble bee...

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Stellars under the darkest night
Glowing plight in constellation
Silhouettes afar from the moonlight
Speeding lights in formation

Stellars faint in a blue Moon
Sellars taint in a covered Moon
Faces...

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Met a physics major at university
I was into her, and she was into me
We hit it off so well we agreed to a date
the beginning...

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In hard sciences
    'Why' is a great question

  To stop shootings and murders
    It's not the best suggestion...

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I
Faith is a safe place in the Universe

II
Science & politics mock childlike faith

III
Parents, politics say: trust me, I know!...

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A Commentary on

"A Note on the [Patriarchal-Colonizing] Treatment
of Plant Names"
by Robin Wall Kimmerer, p. 385
BRAIDING SWEETGRASS:
INDIGENOUS WISDOM,
SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE,
AND THE [SACRED] TEACHINGS
OF PLANTS

I too often accept
with...

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I have often gazed 
up at the sky, and 
off at the sea – sensing
a certain innate airiness
about me; told of relationship
between fishes and me...

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WINTERS HOUSE 
Black, bare in despair 
alone to nowhere 
On a corner crossroads to everywhere
Sits a house half-forgotten 
a house full of itself and memories
Dark...

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