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Peace — Barbara Peabody Pouliot	Within Simplicity~ Without ...	20 views Rate it
Our Last Winter Together — Melissa Klock	I sit here on the rock that feels like your heart, cold, rough, yet soft and warm at the same time. How can that be, but you see as seasons have 2 faces...	16 views Rate it
Post Modern Era — Dr Zik	Zikorean art light in English literature Ziklite is the best in literary history No one has started it No one dares stop it gives an ease to ...	14 views Rate it
Gift of Post Modern Era — Dr Zik	Every poet is a Zikorean Critic, researcher except...	10 views Rate it
Zikorean Poems — Dr Zik	My poems on open merit have mirrors in them Pupils, researchers, n fellows Pick up pearl, n gem no more...	10 views Rate it
The Alienist and the Patient — Karl Constantine FOLKES	The Complementary Function of Dreams: A Preface “The general function of dreams is to try to restore our psychological balance by producing dream...	1,306 views Rate it
Colin Powell: May He Be Given Grace — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Gone now, and yet forever here to stay, a giant among us, a soldier on display. This folklore hero, patriot. A veteran of the wars. A statesman of the...	1,148 views Rate it
Tarzan’s ‘Umgawa’ Burden — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Edgar Rice Burroughs Creator of The Ape Man Lord of the Jungle Tarzan — the name means ‘White Skin’ Overseer of Africa. This American Burrowed...	927 views Rate it
We Are Intrepid Travelers of Space — Karl Constantine FOLKES	A global journey Traversing the Milky Way Our seatbelts fastened By Earth’s magnetic impulse We — intrepid...	625 views Rate it
We Live By Our Myths — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Folk and fairytales. “Innocent” nursery rhymes. Biblical tales. Literature — in general. All have hidden messages. All convey some truths. ...	603 views Rate it
Gibran’s ‘River’ Courses Our Lives — Karl Constantine FOLKES	The River Cannot Go Back: A Parable “The River Cannot Go Back,” declared once the mystic and poet, Lebanese-American Kahlil Gibran. author of “The...	591 views Rate it
The All is the Singular — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Nature is Oneness. That governs plurality. Singularity. Is how it is referred to. With respect to all matter. All space and all time. Make up all...	577 views Rate it
We Give Life All Its Meaning — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Life without meaning. Is ever so demeaning. It is a nightmare. Without one’s comprehension. A dream without vision. Life full of meaning. Is a...	572 views Rate it
A Poem From the Collective Unconscious — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Notices from the underworld “Strident active imagination” A psychoanalyst may call them Visitations that come my way As psychic forces with their...	562 views Rate it
DAO is Everywhere — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Away from Center we move to periphery within the circle. We cannot escape DAO, since DAO is...	531 views Rate it
A Somonka Lovestruck Confession — Karl Constantine FOLKES	She possesses me. Always haunting me in dreams. And so I wake up. Finding that she still haunts me. The truth is, I am lovestruck. How should I...	526 views Rate it
How Words Change Meaning — Karl Constantine FOLKES	How words change meaning: Semantic shifts and changes Alter our senses With their directions — mended Bearing new...	524 views Rate it
ESOTERICA — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Esoterica. My inherited dream space. My creative haunt. Artifice of archetypes. Of wondrous signs and symbols. Esoterica. I am a native to this...	520 views Rate it
The Script of Our Lives — Karl Constantine FOLKES	The script of our lives. Bears some things that lay hidden. Ever unfolding. Borne from the womb to the tomb. Imprinted in our psyche. The psyche —...	519 views Rate it
We Are All Aborigines — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Often, at nighttime, I enter Jukurrpa world. The world of dreaming. Dreamers’ native residence; Eternal — uncreated. Like world of Tao, It appears...	495 views Rate it
Seeing the World Upside Down — Karl Constantine FOLKES	To me right is left. So don’t ask for directions. Too old to change now. Is it a common problem? It’s lasted eighty years now. To me left is right....	494 views Rate it
A Song for Sita — Anubrato Ghatak	Time it was when we banished were From the riches, the comfort and the ranks, When all I had was the grit in my bones And your brave heart, that made...	489 views Rate it
A Woman Ribbed — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Ah, borne from man’s ribs. Woman — preemptively scorned. O daunting the pain! Man — dominating… A woman second fiddle. Nature offended! Ribbing...	461 views Rate it
José Martí: Un Hombre Sincero — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Without a word, the pompous muse He set aside and understood: From such a withered branch he chose; To hang thereby his doctoral hood. He knew when...	406 views Rate it
Be Spiritually Healed — Karl Constantine FOLKES	A place for healing. God’s healing sanctuary. Come, all ye faithful. Receive your consolation. Be healed now of all your wounds. God bids you...	402 views Rate it

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