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Christina Sunrise - Poems Poetry Series Christina Sunrise - poems - Publication Date: 2015 Publisher: Poemhunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive Christina Sunrise() Being born on April 18,1966 in Elizabeth, New Jersey- I am the defender of the underdog. I write poems about the planet like saving the plant kingdom, our oceans, and wildlife and spirituality. Being 4th generation First Nations of Canada. I have an affinity to the Gaia –Mother Earth and her creatures. Christina Sunrise is one of my alias’s. Christina means follower of Christ. I write about Jesus and his word and life. I wrote a poem entitled “When Jesus Spoke” and it is on . Sunrise in Slavic is Zaria and means “Morning Star”. I wrote a poem that praises our Earth’s morning star in “We Praise You Mother Earth and Sister Sun”. I come from Slavic descent and one of my cartoon characters names is Suzaria and she has her own solar system named after her. I have written poems to help to make a change in people’s thinking, for I feel we are all change agents. Below is a poem about the poet named Christina Sunrise. I hope you enjoy this poem and the one that follow in this anthology. www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 1 ' Born To Be Beautiful Defended' I know people went on their rant about my poem 'Born to Be Fat'. Well let me say and defend, I write first hand my unknown friend. Who gave you the right to decide for a person whose tired of the fight. The fight to look skinny and to fit in, tired of going to the health center and the gym. Tired of the media and the fake looking ads, of some of the skinny models on Prozac. Now, tell me, tell me, have you ever been attacked? Attacked for being fat? Now 'fat' is the 'protection' for a lot of souls, who knowingly incarnate with fat as their goal. Now you tell me can you control karma too? are you God/Goddess who thinks it through? I don't think so, because there's more written in the skies, Accept everyone's karma and say 'no' to an 'eye for an eye'. Written by Christina Sunrise Christina Sunrise www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 2 100th Monkey Like the 100th monkey that started a trend... he washed his banana and it never did end. All the monkeys starting washing their bananas like a domino affect... that is how things get started in the hologram net. Now if we are to become inter-dimensional beings ever again... We will have to stay out of the drama of this world... that is a message from the other worlds. Christina Sunrise www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 3 35 W Bridge Bridge collapsed on highway 35, some people didn’t make it out alive. There was some daring souls, that went into rescue victims they didn’t know. Now this was a great tragedy, that happened over river Mississippi, President Bush came out to see, he helped a little, but here’s the story: South side of bridge decks goes one way, and then it falls, killing people, leaving a death toll. 50 feet from center line, Superstructure goes the other way, bringing people to an early grave. Now I say, Pollution had played it’s part, causing the metal truss's joints, www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 4 to give away from the very start. Just like the soil below this bridge, it was contaminated by 'coal to gas' processing plant, thank you for listening to my rant. Also fumes from cars make black ice, many accidents on bridge not very nice. I believe if there was never any pollution, this would of never happened, and we wouldn’t need a solution. Written by Christina Sunrise Feb.20,2011 Christina Sunrise www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 5 A Baby Boy Was Born Today A baby boy was born today, filled with love, hope and praise. Looking at his eyes so bright— my gift from God has filled my life. I’m so grateful for my dreams came true, My dear baby boy I LOVE YOU. May the sun shine on you each and every day, for you are in our hearts to cherish and stay. We are so happy you’re here and very glad, Love and kisses from your mom and dad. Christina Sunrise www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 6 A H.E.B Would Not Shoot Back A highly evolved being would give its life if you wanted to kill this being with a gun or a knife. A highly evolved being would not shoot back for it knows it’s soul lasts and lasts. So as you see on a highly evolved planet people don’t die from greed. They don’t die at all in fact they all have a ball. Not like on Earth where we are infants still not like a real infant who is real. Real before the innocence was lost lost to the planetary dream which dearly costs. Christina Sunrise www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 7 A Highly Evolved Being A highly evolved being would not kill, A highly evolved being, would meditate and be still. A highly evolved being is “positively aware” of everything including birds in the air. A highly evolved being enjoys everything and needs nothing. They do not need see evil to be “Postively Aware”. For a highly evolved being only shares, and really cares For all are ALL ONE, from the same source, For life becomes a meditation and everything is a part of the whole, everything works together helping each other grow. Grow and become the best that they can be, To be an effect on the future and make it filled with merriness and glee. Christina Sunrise www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 8 A Highly Evolved Being Would Not Shoot Back A highly evolved being would give its life if you wanted to kill this being with a gun or a knife. A highly evolved being would not shoot back, for it knows it's soul lasts and lasts. So as you see on a highly evolved planet people don't die from greed. They don't die at all in fact they all have a ball Not like on Earth where we are infants still not like a real infant who is real. Real before the innocence was lost lost to the planetary dream which life costs. Christina Sunrise www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 9 A Higly Evolved Society In a highly evolved society there is no prisons or jails in a highly evolved society there is no bond without bail. For there is no need for there is no crime the people of highly evolved society are conscious all the time. No punishment and abuse of children they do raise no acts of emotional and physical violence on any child of any age. Women are respected and treated like queens all people are honored, no one is treated mean. For this world can exist only if we change our planetary dream it will take this planet a long time it does seem. Only the children who came here to change the 'Systems' are the ones we should listen to; Enough of this old generation 'eye for an eye' old school. Christina Sunrise www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 10 A New Reality As we change our mindsets we change the past We live in the moment for it is the one that lasts. We lighten the burden of identification to circumstances and learn to follow are heart in exuberance. For the veil is lifting and nature reveals a visit from higher dimensions is upon us if we don't yield. For if we don't claim our inonnence and just believe we will make our own hell and suffer with grief. For the eyes of the innocence and the pure at heart will see all as one family community and not be a part. Written By Christina Sunrise on July 16,2012 Christina Sunrise www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 11 A Oneness Blesser Visits Jail Doing what matters most for I am still human, I’m not a ghost. “You are Oneness, Consciousness and Bliss” I kept repeating this. With my hands placed in a heart shape above my head I said this mantra again and again. In the holding room I did sit repeating “I am Oneness, Consciousness and Total Bliss”. I aim my hands out to the Palm Beach County Jail every day without fail. The inmates in there need all the divine light they can get they are still human don’t forget their plight. Christina Sunrise www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 12 A Planet Without Punishment To be punished we need to feel ashamed we are in a losing battle of Victim against Judge every day. Now what if the Planetary Dream was changed? What if we never had to be punished and made to feel ashamed? Guilt and shame are not normal feelings we have these two things are forced on us to make us feel bad. Now over in India they have a philosophy it helps teach children to freely express to feel joyful, sad and happiness. They are never heard the word 'NO' they are treated like Kings and Queens and nurtured as they grow.
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