Short Polytheistic Poems

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Premium Member Resilient Earth Culture

Individual monotheistic health
hungers for
and, 
in regenerating return,
gratefully feeds 
polytheistic
polycultural
polypathic
polyphonic
polyvagal
neuro-social wealth.


Premium Member MAGNETIC abcdarian Aug 4

always
 bareheaded
   but 
    can 
dainty 
    element
 from
 grievous hubbub
 in
 lithesome
   momentously
 noninfectious
 polytheistic
    regimentals
 sway
    these 
 outdoor
 twisty  
   unsensational 
vibrational 
   with you

Monotheistic Polyamory

She built him a temple for one.
She offered monogamous fun,
“If you’ll but kneel, 
You’ll cop a feel!”
To worship, head first he did run.

But when the prayer was said and done,
He turned and smiled at a nun. 
“If you’ll unveil,
It’s you I’ll hail!”
From her habit, quickly she spun.

Shouting polytheistic praise,
He felt the holy spirits raise.
The one he spurned,
Her temple burned.
As monotheism set ablaze.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sage MusEcologists

The exclusively logical conclusion
of monotheistic-nationalistic strategizing,
rooted in anthropocentric caste-preservation,
is Winner or Loser fascism

AND

The inclusively ecological commencement
of polytheistic-international integrity,
flowering as Gaia Hypothesis caste-abolition,
is Winner and Winner panentheism.

Just as no one could sanely become
a fascistic panentheist,
we already have far too insanely many
monotheistic fascists.

Premium Member Divine Integrity

Integrity
pursues a sacred polytheistic journey
conjoining interdependent life

While integrity's sacred potential
remains a still emergent re-memory
health-wealth salvific optimizing
transcendent engoddessing 
EarthTribal progressive 
nonpaternal process

Of wombs incubating 
co-passionate
eternally timeless
momentary being
becoming united 
through humble-theistic 
multi-regenerational co-relationship,

Both sacred We divine
co-passioning secular Me humane.


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