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Poetry Bernedette Muthien beirut conception copywriting corridor moment epiphany I intersections necessary grief no title (1) no title (2) once in afrika picture perfect planetary piss? sacred satisfied? so the spring of my content Anonymous Hymn to Isis Old Celtic Verse Reinaldo Arenas My Lover the Sea Franklin Abbott Another Covenant Sir Cecil Beaton no title Wendell Berry no title Chrystos The Gift Heide Gottner-Abendroth Thou Gaia Art I Hafiz no title John of the Cross no title Li-Young Lee One Heart Andre Lorde Stations Dawna Markova No Title Kishwar Naheed We Sinful Women Punish Me Roshila Nair Various Poems by Roshila Mary Oliver Long Afternoon at the Edge of Little Sister Pond Wild Geese Oriah Mountain Dreamer Invitation Shailja Patel Drum Rider: A Tribute to Bi Kidude Screaming Pretenders Hymn to Her Rumi no title you worry too much Tao Te no title (1) no title (2) Sojourner Truth Ain't I a Woman Alice Walker Once Marianne Williamson Return to love		Ramakrishna explained [Kali's] darkness as the result of distance. When we are far away from an object, it appears dark to us. "Go near and you will find her devoid of all color," he said. "The water of a lake appears black from a distance. Go near and take the water in your hand, and you will see it has no color at all. Similarly, the sky looks blue from a distance. But look at the atmosphere near you; it has no color. China Galland recalls an ancient Indian story, which serves to illustrate that something only looks alien when it is not examined closely enough. If it were between countries, we'd call it a war. If it were a disease, we'd call it an epidemic. If it were an oil spill, we'd call it a disaster, but its happening to thousands of australian women - and its just a domestic...' listserv posting by "ada_indy"
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