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The OSMOSIS Poems: writings from within and out of The Dream - Part 3
The OSMOSIS Poems: writings from within and out of The Dream - Part 3
The OSMOSIS Poems: writings from within and out of The Dream - Part 3
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The OSMOSIS Poems: writings from within and out of The Dream - Part 3

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The work I was doing exploring Emptiness, as the holiness that projects out through us into this space The Earth, produced many, many poems of a similar nature: The OSMOSIS Poems.
The collected books, in four parts, spans, that period and encompasses large portions of 2012 and 2013.
No attempt is made to hide anything from the reader, rather like the archeoligist uncovering long buried treasures, I channeled what I found in that place into this place. Largely I was "moved" to write and these are how the works came.
They are all tinged with a sense of human compassion and "get alongness" that i am so fond of. Without that, this world just wouldn't make any sense at all.
I think you will see what I mean, and do suggest you read all four parts, as more often than not I was turning over a jewel in my hand and at each poem, a new light was caught.
Peace.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherScott Vanya
Release dateApr 24, 2014
ISBN9781310137013
The OSMOSIS Poems: writings from within and out of The Dream - Part 3
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Scott Vanya

I've been writing for a very long time, what seems like my whole life, taking it seriously from the time I was about 11. Now, at 46, I think I may be starting to get the hang of it: Say what you feel, as passionately as you can, but always with an ear turned to those who are listening.Most of my more serious work is done at live performances, which i do totally extemporaneously, channeling the mood of the room as my fingers play on the guitar. You can see some of that if you go to "my" website. (Open Mics Austin is a platform I created to showcase the Spoken Word scene here in Austin, TX. Only a small role in which i play.)As far as I can tell what makes good writing is LOVE. Love ,plainly simply, and with no strings attached.I put these words/books before you, not so much because I want something back from it, because I think and feel like I feel my bones and my soul, if you were to see the world, experience it like it do, for even a brief moment, you would walk away from that happier, more alive, compassionate and in tune with all those around you.Peace, good will, and harmony. Let those be your guiding light.Agape forever,Scott VanyaPublication Credits:Stepping Stones Magazine, The Main Street Rag, www.carcinogenicpoetry.com, Texas Art Initiative, Phoenix New Life Poetry, Walt’s Corner, Manna, Perigee, Chicago Literary Review, Mobius, Cosmic Trend, Pitchfork, Romantics Quarterly, Artisan, Pegasus, The Neovictorian, Red Owl, The Story Teller, The Blind Man's Rainbow, Atlantic Pacific Press

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    The OSMOSIS Poems - Scott Vanya

    The OSMOSIS Poems-Part-3

     

    Scott Vanya

     

    Copyright Scott Vanya 2016

     

    Published at Smashwords

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    On the Virtues of Selfless Love, Part 1How long...NowThis isChristmas PresentI am so happy to be aliveI'm just askin' for a little peace, LordIt didn't wait this long to be happyMy Love and I are as One on ThisOf the Sea I SingIf I were PresidentThe artist, the auto mechanic, and the cookTonightBecause I mustIf someonePositivity ISI love songs of Love and Hope the bestI just wantWhat ifFreedom, Here InSometimesIf someone had told youWhy if I have no money

    On the Virtues of Selfless Love, Part 1

     

     

    Preface:

     

    Because no one book can contain,

    in fact,

    all books ever written

    will not be able to contain

    nor restrain it.

     

    ---

     

    Coming to the end of a month

    when I am soon

    to be charged

    for the living I have done,

    More money deductd from my name

    which already has less than none,

    I am here doing this

    because at such times

    I know for me

    the only way to keep existing

    and sane (then)

    is to write about it.

     

    And may be in this myriad thing

    scripted in beautiful

    blue and white morning sunlight

    some of your own life

    will be caught

    in this little diffraction grating

    and you, too

    will find the strength

    to carry on

    and see The Rainbow at the end.

     

    The Values and Virtues of Selfless Love

    are such

    that no one book, poem,

    nor religion

    can elucidate them.

    But I will pen

    the few I know

    as this singularly sentient

    thing, Scott Vanya.

     

    In dark times,

    it comes to us:

    detached,

    unconcerned,

    oblivious to the wrongs

    that we have done,

    and limitlessly

    praising the goods.

     

    And all the would have's

    and should have's

    are infintesimalized

    to nothing

    in it's embrace.

     

    If we, as a Limb or Leaf,

    on The Great Tree of Life

    are to be free

    let us too

    do the same

    to all other sentient

    (and even non-)

    that we see,

    know,

    and don't see

    and don't know:

    radiate light

    and warmth

    and sense of Cosmic Joy

    for all to share.

     

    In that we can trust.

     

    The Virtues? A virtue?

    Of Limitless Love.

    Is that when we are

    fully cognizant

    of those others

    that inhabit the world

    with us

    And that their feelings matter

    and are

    more important than our own.

    Then we may stop

    chattering about the other

    external things:

    cars, houses, boats,

    fuel, river of things

    And let them go past

    to embrace

    singly (and yet nonexistent)

    as an Openness

    without barrier nor peak

    and be at peace

    with all things

    and so that those others too

    may be blessed

    then

    in the all encompassing

    unattachedment

    to our loves.

     

    And as is the way

    of the physical form

    I have written so much

    thus far

    that my wrist

    hurts too much to continue

    And so for now

    must end.

    But, God willing, will pick

    it up again

    in the not

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