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2005-12-12
I agree with the insights here. We are interconnected within a great mystery, which we have yet to work out. But we are 'bugged-out' by our alienation to it.
A beautiful mystic poem.
Thank you sister!
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| Rich people of the world
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2005-12-11
I like these last two poems - it encourages me that youthful people are also angered by the inequalities that the people in control allow to exist - please don't lose your indignation and anger - keep writing WORDS ARE WEAPONS!!
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| *Life's HarD*
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2005-12-11
I must admit I couldn't stop reading this. The dilemas of youthful passion, for the absurdly insignificant trails of life that get maginifed by the hormonal imbalance.
If only people did care about what Bush and his cronies were really up to...
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| Nothing man-made
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2005-09-29
Ultimately nothing is real - and 'natural' and 'artificial' are cancelled within the resolution of dualism.
Wisdom lies in a natural state of being which lies in the realm of light that illuminates.
You articulate the dilema and the hope in a excellent poetic way.
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| Nothing man-made
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2005-09-29
Ultimately nothing is real - and 'natural' and 'artificial' are cancelled within the resolution of dualism.
Wisdom lies in a natural state of being which lies in the realm of light that illuminates.
You articulate the dilema and the hope in a excellent poetic way.
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| AT THE RIVER-FRONT
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2005-09-29
Only through inner contemplation can our eyes be opened to the truth!
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