Short Sanely Poems

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Premium Member Awareness

Slowly, surely, truly
Come to know true beauty


Calmly, clearly, wisely
Come to feel things easy


Bravely, boldly, brightly
Come to think thoughts cheery


Bubbly, buzzy, breezy
Come to touch times warmly


Sanely, soundly, simply
Come to live truth lightly




Leon Enriquez
25 April 2016
Singapore
Form: Couplet


Premium Member New Obsession:Exercise Bike

Tomorrow, I'll try my exercise
           bike.
           No, not that expensive doozy!
           I'd fall down and be a fallen,
           poetic lollapaloozy!

           My glory days of riding a real
           bicycle have long past.
           But the body needs exercise
           like our minds.
           Not too slow, nor too fast!
           Just sanely paced!



                  December 12, 2019

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.

Amusing Decor

Unfaithful useless utter
Demeaning devoured décor
Violent vicious venom
Mockingly medaling more

Creative cautious coalition 
Against all amidst abate
Struggling sanely satisfied
For a ferocious frigid fate 

Dominate destructive deity 
Proud pacifying past
Loathing lustrous lividity
Fictitiously falling fast

Gallantly ghastly grounded
Remaining reluctantly recluse  
Distance desired deadliness
Amusing agonistic abuse  

© Stacy Lynn Stiles

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