Ownership is a ritual
of false expectations.
We invented ownership
as a behavioral ritual
probably based
on a myopic sense of fear
with limited input perspectives
and now here we are
lost in the domino effect
of generation upon generation
all in the advance of ownership
but losing the planet
in that process.
It is presumptuous
of humans upon humans
and humans upon the earth.
It is a superficiality
of greed amongst humans.
It is applied erroneously
as it assumes a control
in an obsolete non-integrative way.
It only has responsibility
primarily towards self-interests.
It is a method of objectification
with an enslavement result.
It produces a world occupancy
of side effects and negative outcomes.
What is claimed as eventually native
is not environmentally natural.
It leads to a prominence of remakes
by humans
with planetary consequences.
It is human intent
without
adequate human comprehension.
It is a management style
by narrowed self serving attention
and a force of dominate actions
thus nature presumably exists
as affect
and this earth is functional
as consequence.
A lot
of human manipulated material usage
remains ongoing as litter.
Its symbolic eventfulness
was significant
to humans but has come and gone.
Human attention has moved on
While the denial is ongoing.
It is as if the earth itself
is a display room
from messy children’s listlessness.
Where did that mind style
go so horribly wrong?
What was our assertion
that did not include
the planet itself in partnership?
At what point did we become
so ‘immediate’ smart and controlling
that we also became
so ‘distant’ dumb
and planet destroying?
What is ownership
if it is not the seat
of response ability?
What is ownership
if it is not seeking
right enlightened responses?
What is ownership
without the grand receptivity
towards human and planet
living integration?
Ownership is not a collusion
towards a patchwork
of small dominions.
Ownership is the weight of the world
as it passes through you
moment by moment.
You are that reverence
as you are that response.
We are the living reflection
in relationship to the earth.
What we really see
is who we really are
for what we’ve done,
we’ve done to ourselves also.
For we also are
embodied as planetary
and ownership does not divine us
but limits our eventual participation.