Chickasaw Indian "Drink Water" dance
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the stillness of the uncovering hippie is poetry in motion
my religion is relaxation and your face is like
a chapel of cozy nature changing in the prismatic lights of the devas
who dance in the grateful dead songs like mandalas of buddha bongs long ago
i see the naked world, the schools teach us to ignore
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comes flooding back, in this kensho, each time i sit in meditation
the heavens ring through the planet and you are there
our words are the soft jangling of our hearts in the clouds, meaning nothing
denying everything, only truth is left
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i kiss you like i kiss the moon, your buddha breasts
shine like small mushrooms, in the riff-laden field
of our buzzing nirvana, truth sprouts there
yet i am content just to be near, and not to reap
for we are one,
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Dana, in you is the teaching of truth, so long hidden
this insane world, we take to our van, we travel
we sing, come together hand in hand, occupying the tiny spaces
between fractals where the spirit stream
smoothes our edges,
deer spirit, here the cannabis rises, i am simply, i am humble
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i am a hedon, your shapes are like the galaxies, we mooch through life
we trickle like rain
with 7 sheets of good acid, i cannot explain any more
glorious mornings watching the hole thing fritter away
and ressurect, what is the universe, some crazy rainbow dragon
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of samsara, yet when i say its all suffering, somehow i'm happiest
i don't have to give in to it, it makes my doing equal
i reconcile this with our love, when I lick your cheeks,
our brigade of pot, astronaut, goddess of acid
acid rock, the grass grows on the acid rock
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this dance with the universe, every spirit we meet, we love
psychically our minds meet in the realm of shrooms, the technology of the ancients
who planted natural shrines within the psyche opens up
the dryads speak, the civilization that is nature
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we realize the buildings are just plant cells
and we are rebels and rogues on the outskirts
doing things nobody knows
i am a gypsy and it is my heart
i love all beings
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my poetry is my art i leave in sharpies haikus and little flowers
wherever i go, our songs awaken, and the moon blessed us
this is true life, we are the nomads
we are the ancient tribes revived, in this age of psychedelics
in this age where everything is a dream
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we fall into the chaos of primordial self
i never knew someone could be this close
i true friend, though the world ignores you
i feel you within, this voice this truth
points the way to silence
the end of violence
these are the dances of the stars
I'm proud of my Chickasaw heritage!
blkguy620 3 years ago 7
You don't f*** with the Chickasaw. We gave Hernando DeSoto a serious sensitivity lesson in 1541. Sent him running back down the Mississippi.
bakorocky 1 year ago 3