PostPoems Be Artistic. Be Creative. Be Inspired!

I Was Shocked: My sister was rational recently. Still reeling. A lot better out there if emoting will eventually coalesce as solutions and less defining the ills. I wish you peace. ~S~ 

Tears: U made me cry - so much hope here. Sorrow and joy collide - that you write about the tragedy, the infamy, is elevating and enlightening. Such pure heartedness is rare. ~ Stella ~

Than you bishu, in these: Than you bishu, in these pandemic  times distance surely is wise  and yet the heart still years for closeness   From my cosmic save haven to yours I say thanks my friend! Good to hear from you!    

I like your allusion to the: I like your allusion to the Declaration of Independence.  For decades, the colonies chafed under several corrupt aspects of the British Parliament:  like members elected to the House of Commons to line their pockets; or the societal control wielded by the House of (hereditary) Lords; or the disproprotionate representation (one country rural borough consisted of five qualified voters who elected two representatives to the Commons, while the neaby industrialized city of Hull, with hundreds of thousands of qualified voters, elected only one representative to the same House); and, of course, as we know, none of the British colonies were granted electoral franchise.  A relatively small handful of people enacted laws, in the evening after tea time, which affected the largest colonial operation in history up to that time without any regard for the effect on the local populations.  We revolted against that system, and yet rebuilt it into our own subsequent practice.  Perhaps it is the cost of having a democracy, at least on paper. 

;): Always Choose Love! Love ya... from waaaaay over here!

Thank you.  I have in my PM's: Thank you.  I have in my PM's a couple of messages from a person who seems to judge the Faith by my practice of it.  The objection, presented in those messages, was that my poetry should not attempt some of its subjects, despite the precedent of the Song of Solomon.  I almost bought into the objection until I noticed the fallacy.  But I think it still needs to be stated that only the members of an institution can fully judge it.  At college, I disliked some of the behaviors of the fraternity/sorority system; but, since they had do not personal harm to me, nor disrupted my life there in any way, I could not possibly have had grounds of fairness to judge them.  I hope that makes sense.  Anyhow, thank you for the comment; your insights always amaze me.

One voice : So many listeners. I wonder how many USA citizens heard him. ~S~