First is an acrostic poem, then a distillation of the ideas in a free-form.
People with a shared vision and willing to act based on that vision, where vision includes sharing the Earth with its other inhabitants where other critters are allowed to live in peace
Air, fresh, along with space to move freely, space to have privacy when needed
Relaxation in any non-harmful way [libraries, lakes, hiking, biking, sailing, hammocks]
Acreage enough to grow crops, textiles, building materials, and generate alternative fuels to stay off the grid
Dancing, lots of dancing, which means, hand in hand, lots of music and musicians
Integrity of the inhabitants, which means do your best and give your best to the community
Sharing with each other, keeping channels of communication open
Ecstasy, through myriad ways to commune with spiritual nature
poem
Everyday people,
breathing and moving
enjoying the planet
cultivating, self-sustaining
gyrating, resonating
communing with Gaia
as her loving children.
Tao Talk 
integrity – that does seem an important aspect of humanity to maintain a paradise
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Gaia bless- love to hear her name invoked
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Gaia bless you also <3
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This is truly a wonderful place, but will it ever be possible?
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It could be, and some say it was. http://www.chinese-poems.com/peach.html
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Reading this is conjunction with Wang Wei’s poem leads me back to my two hours a week studying a new Chinese poem in the giant polluted city of Chengdu and in the reading, at once transported to that far off “immortal place.” That hadn’t ever really happened before reading other poetry but it has happened since. There is power in the words written, as if a clue or a key. One might even say the words come alive like prayers. That’s really why I wanted to initiate this prompt. Thanks so much for your own ‘key.’
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So happy to hear that it struck a chord with you.
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