found poem 2
from a may 2001 national geographic story about jaguars on mexico’s yucatan peninsula: ‘i would like to be the jaguar of your mountainsand take you to my dark caveopen your […]
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my church
sanctuary: central park, aids walk just got home from the aids walk, which is still my favorite event in the world. its the best gathering of people ever. fabulosity and […]
why bother?
written in response to a friend who was asking about the point of integrity if the human race is on a downward spiral: wow. this is a lot. i’ve been […]
STORE WARS
check it! Friends: From Free Range Studios, makers of The Meatrix, comes another epic sci-fi mini-movie not to be missed: http://www.storewars.org Meet the heroes of the Organic Rebellion: Cuke Skywalker, […]
the aids walk approaches – the ways you can support ending the pandemic abound! that’s the focus of this blog update:-email tchaikoomawale@aol.com about donating to the conscious movementscollective documentary Stigma: […]
my country songs
i have been writing a lot of country songs lately – all i hear is fiddles, people clapping, spoons even. i wrote this one this morning reading my bob dylan […]
Owning the Amazon
Did yall see this? People tell me it was censored in the States. I only found it in other languages (like french, italian, in portuguese). Brazilian Minister of Education CRISTOVAO […]
I Am In This Anthology – Check it out
Dear Adrienne Maree, Depressed about George Bush, Iraq, the weakness of the progressive movement? CODEPINK has just the antidote for you. Our ground-breaking book, Stop the Next War Now: Effective […]
Manifestations
this morning one of my friend-goddesses called so we could have breakfast and go sit in the sun and i was moping about how hard it is to make ends […]
Found Poem #1: the pale skinned virgin priest
found poetry is my new thing. its when you overhear something or see something written somewhere that converges interestingly with something you are doing or have just done. convergence poetry, […]
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