Rhythmic Elegance - Saunders, Robert C.
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Of all the planetary bodies anywhere in our cosmos, why is it that the human race is so conflicted, so out of synch with majestic order on a colossal scale? By now, should we not have harmonized with the elliptical rhythm, the grand cadence and uniform elegance of a functional and ever expanding universe? This work is my contemplative journey through the human Dis-ease of our unlawfully restricted awareness and cosmic irresponsibility. Our realization of this state should illicit right actions, the transformative husbandry of our superpowers of willful individual and cumulative accountability…mehr

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Of all the planetary bodies anywhere in our cosmos, why is it that the human race is so conflicted, so out of synch with majestic order on a colossal scale? By now, should we not have harmonized with the elliptical rhythm, the grand cadence and uniform elegance of a functional and ever expanding universe? This work is my contemplative journey through the human Dis-ease of our unlawfully restricted awareness and cosmic irresponsibility. Our realization of this state should illicit right actions, the transformative husbandry of our superpowers of willful individual and cumulative accountability and responsibility as sentient, spiritual beings. We must yet earn our citizenship as tenants in limitless space.
Autorenporträt
Robert C. Saunders is a contemporary black American poet who was born in Brooklyn, New York but raised in St. Petersburg, Florida. Hobbies are reading, working out, and writing when not traveling or engaged in volunteer ministry with his wife Victoria. Twenty two years of nursing has given him unique insights into the human condition that spills out onto the printed page. His favorite Japanese word is kaizen which is translated as "continuous improvement". Really, if one is not improving, growing, and learning everyday then how will one achieve what they were designed to do? Succeed!