Alla Renee Bozarth

Rookie - 14 Points (Portland, Oregon)

Alla Renee Bozarth Poems

1. A Birth Feast Blessing 11/4/2011
2. A Pearl Of A Story 11/4/2011
3. Moments Of Light 11/4/2011
4. Notes Of A Future Fossil 11/4/2011
5. Falling In Love 11/4/2011
6. How Dying Works 11/4/2011
7. The Sovereignty Of Joy 11/4/2011
8. Sweet Redemption 11/4/2011
9. Understanding 11/4/2011
10. Bodhisattva Meditation 11/4/2011
11. The Veteran 11/4/2011
12. The Weeper's Vocation 11/4/2011
13. Tears 11/4/2011
14. Pure Lust, Perfect Bliss, Holy Communion 11/4/2011
15. You Come Out Of Eternity, You Come In From Eternity 11/4/2011
16. True North 11/4/2011
17. Carry On! 11/4/2011
18. Soulboat 11/4/2011
19. I Opened My Mouth And Listened 11/4/2011
20. Poem Waiting To Happen 11/4/2011
21. How To Teach A Human Being To Fly 11/4/2011
22. Depression 11/4/2011
23. Pearls 11/4/2011
24. Gynergy 11/4/2011
25. Galatea's Twin 11/4/2011
26. Eden Revisited 11/4/2011
27. Bear Wisdom 11/6/2011
28. The Pilgrim Who Never Leaves Home 11/6/2011
29. Life Is Worthwhile 11/6/2011
30. Presentation 11/6/2011
31. Create Joy 11/6/2011
32. God's Knees 11/6/2011
33. Cellular Empathy 11/6/2011
34. Diamonds Are Borne 11/7/2011
35. Rivers Of Russia 11/7/2011
36. My Russian Grandfather 11/7/2011
37. Earthlove 11/7/2011
38. Easter Bear 11/7/2011
39. Tao Bear 11/7/2011
40. The Emotional Life Of Earth 11/7/2011

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Best Poem of Alla Renee Bozarth

Passover Remembered

Pack Nothing.
Bring only your determination to serve
and your willingness to be free.

Don't wait for the bread to rise.
Take nourishment for the journey,
but eat standing, be ready
to move at a moment's notice.

Do not hesitate to leave
your old ways behind—
fear, silence, submission.

Only surrender to the need
of the time— to love
justice and walk humbly
with your God.

Do not take time to explain to the neighbors.
Tell only a few trusted friends and family members.

Then begin quickly,
before you have time to sink back ...

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Bodhisattva Meditation

Are you tired, Friend?
So tired you have forgotten
nearly every automatic habit
that tells you who you are
and how to move from one moment
to the next? Forgotten
how you write your name
or hold your comb or spoon?
Forgotten how to use a pen

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