War of Green Hearts

What do I mean when I say a green heart. 

I mean a pulsing, living, sentient heart. 

I see two kinds of them..

one- sentient to the suffering in this world

the second- humbled in awe and in obedience to the One Creator

The liberals the first green heart kind, they see the injustice, they see the destruction of people, trees, rivers and meadows.. and they search for justice in a seemingly arbitrary world.. Like stubborn Tuskers they shake their heads against "dogmas" of religions, established social conventions, empty their pockets and resources to advocate and fight for social justice.. And they don't see a God because they think its all too unjust in this world for there to be a benevolent CreatorSustainer

The believers the second green heart kind, they see the magnitude, they see the expanse of life on this world, the complexity in their own minds and in the whorls of flowers, and they submit to the force of the one Grand Creator..Like humble herds, they enjoin on the pursuit of adoration and understanding of the Grand Force whatever they call Him to be.. And they are so trustful of the Grand Wisdom of the Grand One that they don't question the baggage on their backs or the stones on the path or the hunters on the prowl.. 

Sentience is the Green in their Hearts. Both of them. They sense too deeply. Presence and absence of Justice and Wonder. What a shame, they fight. 


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