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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
The Waterfall — Kimberley Hamilton	Deep in the forest is the waterfall, Surrounded by trees that are strong and tall, I gaze at the water splashing and free, Tumbling and tossing it...	572 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
Feather Haiku — Marie Helen Abramyan	In the foliage A kind token from a bird Feather in Fall’s...	569 views Rate it
T.O.X.I.C - but not really — Kari Chrichlow	T. Truthfully speaking, you are freed from it O. Organically, at its spiritual root, so it seems X. Xtra vigilant in exercising boundaries I. Indeed,...	568 views Rate it
If you’re ignoring the erasure of women, you’re a puy.** — Arie Castle	In this warped world, you've reduced me to "cis", A snide designation, like I'm just a miss. I've humored your labels, adjusted my speech, But you're...	564 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
Is There a Place — Terri McCallister	Is there a place Away from the chaos Away from the madness From which there seems no escape Is there a place Where the quiet lives on a single...	559 views Rate it
a day in paradise — John A. Drury	and alone i sit in despair longing for comfort so sacredly rare paradise perished, progress gone awry existing now only through the mind's eye ...	555 views Rate it
The Oaks of Midland's Valley — Gregory Baranoff	The Oaks of Midland’s Valley Dedicated to Paul and Louise Squibb, Ben and Kay Rich and Carl and Kathy Munger ...	552 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...	549 views Rate it
Somewhere — Ludy Bührs	Behind each and every practical and focussed thought, lives a wide world of dreams. With every breath, every micropause in all that I do, I...	539 views Rate it
The Ultimate Christian Sacrifice — Karl Constantine FOLKES	The Christian pledge Made as a priority Is to put God first Before all other matters In fellowship and...	537 views Rate it
The Indwelling Alchemy of Life — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Dearest comrade of this natural world. Observe the order of the universe. Created not by human hands, but by spirit. Transforming all that which...	536 views Rate it
The Debutante — Sommer Rains	The Debutante Life without friends is empty and bleak. like the pit of quicksand That they all gather round sitting, staring, ...	533 views Rate it
Tides of Vigilance — Melissa Klock	In a world of endless waves, wet sand on bare feet and salty air she stands, A lone figure against the ocean’s expansive waves crashing and waves of...	531 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
What is the Source of Our Humanity? — Karl Constantine FOLKES	A revelation. A psychological truth. Take it — or leave it. This may be hard to swallow. You are more than your body. The skin as body. Does not...	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
The Yangtze River — William He	The Yangtze River By William He Light reveals black mists, Water mirrored with mirage ahead, Riding high crest of colorful waves. The Savior songs...	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
Unquenchable — Judah Rollins	I'm the heiress of the Alpha and Omega a omen of what's to come, I'm on set , I'm coming I'm on rush, I'm open handed , I'm the opener , I'm on...	524 views Rate it
The Answer — Kaushik Prabhav	He awoke in the depths surrounded by the dark, Narrow and winding was the path; He looked the other way, but to his dismay, The path was all he had. ...	523 views Rate it
T.O.X.I.C. - but not really — Kari Michele Chrichlow	T. Truthfully speaking, you are freed from it O. Organically, at its spiritual root, so it seems X. Xtra vigilant in exercising boundaries I. Indeed,...	523 views Rate it
Liberation — Liberation	Liberation Liberation, a word, a thought? Something borrowed or bought, through the experience of fraught? Can the eye see or the hand feel...	522 views Rate it