White Biocentrism

Seaweed-knotted water sleepwalks to a welcome-mat shore, bumps forgotten edges, backtracks just as bored. Warm-wet sand grabs bare pink-bellied fingers and toes crab-crawling here-and-there for shiny shells and who-knows. Seagull sun dips down for toasty bits of unfurled fun coasting, swirling, most...

On February 5th, 2003 an Aryan artist of Swabian ancestry was kidnapped by yiddish pigs linked to homeland security and penned up despite committing no crime, caged in Canada like a nigger ape, a people-person serving time in solitary. Ernst Zundel by nature was full of energy and grit, two qualitie...

Greetings and welcome from West Virginia

Unexpected rain though heavy is warm and slowly ends in swirling swarm of puddles split by island stone and grass where native dreams unleash, free at last to splish-splash bare toes whimsy-where, laugh as flimsy clothes soak and flattened hair covers mother eyes and father care dancing, falling, ha...

In 1988, a hypocritical sedition farce took place charging true Whites of being false to a nation in disgrace. Fort Smith, Arkansas was the site of this bogus bolshevik trial where modern-day knights battled kosher worms, Nuremberg-style. Two-faced f.b.i. slime cheapened our language and the law lyi...

Cosmotheism is a young religion evolved from Europe's core and as it grows it slowly dissolves a moldy asian whore preached as reek christianity, god-sources slyly the same as a rotten chorus aborted long before us--judaism by name. By deeds thou shalt know us, yet if meading circle-spaced mind the ...

excellent poem...very creative

Something different for a change... Hello, tree! It's me, a brown leaf about to freefall down to cloudy afterlife on heavenly ground. Will you weep for me or I for you or save our sorrow for moon-mourning dew? Between us, your grief will certainly be greater as we'll both see uncurtained a few dawns...

thank you!

Earth and sky connect through the eye and quietly impress what cannot be expressed deep into beating hearts--a secret sigh snug in a blood-knit nest one we all need to nurture and grow whether on leafy limbs or skimming a rock-bellied creek, pecking at knotty bark or trekking to a moon-faced peak-- ...