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    Green Fire Rains
    Green Fire Rains
    Green Fire Rains
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    Green Fire Rains

    By Robert Zwilling

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    Material life poetry. Words and meanings stretched as far as they will go. Poetry that explores interactions between the three dimensional virtual world we have created and the infinitely dimensional Natural World that created us.

    Call it what it is. Everything free floating in the Anthropocene sphere is traveling on the old factory nervous highway straight inside our heads. Everyone’s doing it. Observation minds tethered by liquid ropes. One of the many conveyor belt tentacles of the brain loaded up with microbes, fragrances, nano particles of dirt, and pollution, providing a holistic taste of the world, proving that a little does indeed goes a long way.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert Zwilling
    Release dateSep 8, 2018
    ISBN9780463285923
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      Book preview

      Green Fire Rains - Robert Zwilling

      Green Fire Rains

      Copyright 2018 By Robert Zwilling

      Smashwords Edition

      A Dreaming News Publication

      Novels

      Asteroid Fever

      Short Stories

      Steam Age Fighter

      Poetry

      Living in The Event Horizon Of A Big Mud Hole

      More Connected Than We Think

      Life Imitating Stars

      Poetry Of Things

      Stormy Weather Poetry

      Introduction

      Call it what it is. Everyone’s doing it. Observation minds tethered by liquid

      ropes. Everything free floating in the Anthropocene sphere traveling on the

      old factory nervous highway straight inside the head. One of the many

      conveyor belt tentacles of the brain loaded up with microbes, fragrances, nano

      particles of dirt, and pollution, providing a holistic taste of the world, proving

      that a little does goes a long way.

      Green Fire Rains

      Table Of Contents

      Introduction

      Reaping The Land

      Call It What You Will

      Dreams Recycle The Past

      Walk Or Progress

      Water Fountain Minds

      Powers Play

      Reading Animal Works

      One Size Does Not learn All

      Evolution Of Storms

      Preset Perceptions

      BrainTime

      Imprinted With Binding Force

      Wake Up Running

      Free Of Attachments

      Traveling The Great Beyond

      In Your Shoes

      Substance D

      Alternate Worlds

      Radioactive Evolution

      Thrill Of Dead Air

      Long Played

      Worms Work The Plank

      Many Gods One Island

      Darkness Crowds The knowledge Lamp

      When Earth Walls Break

      Sun Spits Upside Down

      Eternal Mind Machine

      Reaping The Land

      Chewing the flowering bones we know them well

      Suns moons stars shows this time there are laws

      Long ago skies told timely tales to one and all

      A branching decision was made about all that

      What the heck probably more than ten or twelve

      Well meaning maybe it would be hands first

      Followed by the mind thinking people we try

      Or an alternative method the way they know

      Think it out traveling many steps far out they plot

      Following ripples second hands we have no idea

      This is grand straight off the bones

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