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Love This Earth

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‘Love This Earth’ (my digital music composition)

 

O Life, how I do love this Earth,
this precious Planet of our birth.
Guide us to the proper care
for healthy water, soil, and air.
Help us to truly understand
effects of our ‘Consumer Demand’
and our Responsibility
for healthy water, air, and land.
Help us see the connecting Links
of our World Views and how we think-
trading toxicities and destroying lives-
as unintelligent and unwise.
Fools say “Who cares about the rest!”
Yet every toxin we create
is our own Legacy and Fate.
Life recycles, so we’ll ingest,
breathe, absorb, and bodily store
toxic energies- more and more.
Chemical warfare in food and drink
is much more common than we think.
Frequency warfare now abounds-
destructive Sciences all around
this little Globe, our Planet Earth.
Why has our Humanity here
created so much pain and fear?
Every Harm that we create
is our own Legacy and Fate.
Is this ‘intelligence’ we see
greater than Fox or Crow or Bee?
Is our ‘wisdom’, seen as fact,
just foolish self-destructive acts?
True Intelligence understands
all Life- in water, air, and land-
all Life- on water, in air, and on land-
of this Planet orbiting the Sun
exists because It’s All One.
O Life, how I do love this Earth,
this precious Planet of our birth.
Guide us to the proper care
and healing of US Everywhere!

Shelley Wilson (January 27, 2013)

May your Spirit shine brightly,Shelley

Timeless

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Timeless
Spring in Winter called Alissa and I to explore,
so we drove the winding mountain roads
that thrill you with wonder at every turn.
We traveled from Victoria to Tofino,
with blessings for our adventurous journey
from the ancient trees of Cathedral Grove.
Aboriginal artistry whispered to us
in a quiet, meditative Gallery
offering images to nurture the soul.
A print called ‘Timeless’ spoke directly to our hearts.
Creative Spirit joined the Sun on one side
to the Full Moon on the other
with bright colours and bold lines.
Soon we found ourselves at Long Beach,
walking happily between the Sun and the Moon.
We’d entered the awesome beauty of a timeless walk
on wave-patterned sand firm beneath our feet.
The tide was out, revealing little treasures
here and there along the magical shore.
Seeming near though far, frothy mint-green waves
reached to greet us, then invitingly drew back.
Wet-suited surfers rode upon their crests.
Birds watched from the sand, the water, and the sky.
Scattered across the dream-world landscape,
explorers like us wandered,
soaking in the simple joy of being.
It was a timeless scene in which we walked—
the slowly setting Sun soaring
above the vast Pacific waters to our right,
while to the left the Full Moon sat
like an eagle resting on the tree-tops
waiting for the unknown night.
We still have a Universe to explore
in the cycles of aeons to come
but timeless memories last forever
so we’ll surely relive this one.
February, 2000