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The OSMOSIS Poems: writings from within and out of The Dream - Part 4
The OSMOSIS Poems: writings from within and out of The Dream - Part 4
The OSMOSIS Poems: writings from within and out of The Dream - Part 4
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The OSMOSIS Poems: writings from within and out of The Dream - Part 4

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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.
They are one man's blossoming understanding of what "Agape" means: not to be loved by God, rather to love as God, limitlessly, boundlessly, for all beings, sentient and non-.

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PublisherScott Vanya
Release dateApr 24, 2014
ISBN9781311444363
The OSMOSIS Poems: writings from within and out of The Dream - Part 4
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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 - writings from within and out of The Dream - Part 4

    Scott Vanya

    Copyright Scott Vanya 2014

    Published at Smashwords

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    If I could but write one lineOn a day I heard the rain coming downI came into The WorldWhat I have learned from all thisCut all the kite stringsWrite what you knowHow my dialogues with God goPreconception,Life,AfterLifeBecause it takesBecauseI have no enemiesEverywhere machines...This is the seasonThe DebtSoul without the BonesHow do I tellRose Bush in Full BloomThere is only One REAL ThingToo much for me to containMy MastersIn media resOut of the Garden

    If I could write but one line

    If I could write but

      one line

      that would unlock the doors

      of a single man's heart

      it would all

      have not been

      for naught.

    That single one

      is perhaps my own.

    That:

      to reach out/

      to offer a way up

      to another

      is infinitely better

      than to reach out

      to find a hand

      that would pull one's self

      out from the gutter.

    Underneath it all

      there like oblivion

      apathy (complete)

      or understanding

      the Answer:

      That to push onward,

      smoke, drink, toke

      what have you

      is better

      that to dwell in the

      Eternal Now

      where nothing Ever happens

      and all is only forgotten about

      but never made.

    I would rather exist here,

      where everything is uncertain,

      and All is left to chance,

      than spend one moment

      in the forgetfulness of Outer Space.

    I am awake.

    I am aware.

    I am dwelling internally

      in the All and Ever After.

    And that is OK,

      for someone's hand

      needed mine

      to hold it.

    And I did offer it

      with compassion and grace.

    Now, spoken like the True Gentle Man,

      only exists

      if we share it with another,

      imaginary or real.

    It is the differences between us

      that make us more or less the same.

    And I love every single one of them.

    Adieu. Until we meet again.


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    On a day I head the rain coming down

    Listen carefully

    Let your body

      or what you

        thought was

        your body

    Slip in to all the sounds

      that are made.

    Lip-tingle

    Word-nuzzle

    Poetry that is

      Here-ing!

    When all your

      self-conceptions

    About what you are

      or what you were

        or will be...

    Shoes into toes

    Elbows into chair

    Ease off your body

      And

    HERE!

    The sounds are all

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