The "Ying and Yang" Flowers !

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1.
Wo/men, 
she is the tao, polarity itself, 
a nebula drizzle, the lifes life, 
the ying and yang that arise, 
of womb apprise of all lives !

2. 
Wo/men, 
for her society need to acclimatize, 
literature's form, seasons disguise, 
a cellular connection whole designs, 
even denies satisfy of life centralized !

3.
Wo/men, 
precedes of that distinct chromosome, 
language are born of her being alone, 
meanings of patterns brings her clone,
men tries to root in aloop, unbeknown !

4. 
Wo/men, 
wisdom was born of her, the eve apple, 
primordial explosion, her impulses fragile, 
of human is not in-human, its not straddle, 
life that projects, came out of her candle !

5. 
Wo/men, 
she is the tree of life, kalpabrikchya disguised, 
every she, bulge of he, of immeasurable resides,
cultures preserves Mary, where Jesus, inscribes,     
yet, the colony of ego fronts as men to divide !

6. 
Wo/men, 
her being delights of tender universe as hymns, 
of her dance produces rythms and songs in lines, 
which we write in all of day's and night's swings, 
stop pretending being lies in nymph skinned fils !

7. 
Wo/men, 
don't change into men's prototype even in fights, 
her strings holds life, don't compete to harmonize, 
rebellion, is wisdom, architect labyrinth, humanize, 
lessons of gratitude in your eyes, only can equalize !


 "of what will I say to Her, She is who I am, of words, of universe, even being alive, so let go of the ego, oh! men, you are too stupid to be there, your idoticness has brought only harm to the humanity, wars and battle, just comedown from the ride, let the life ride herself, let the flowers, be natural, the force that she has neutralizes, so let her ride, you back her up, in every guise, let her work again for the ying and yang, to prevail in a perfect, wilderness, let the self, of all self revitalize."








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