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Mother Crone

Mother Crone
Earth Mother
in cold December
her heart frozen over
full of strength
fragile as glass
let the world mourn
Persephone entombed
her sweet warmth
blush of life stolen
Demeter raves
death touches
the world.

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At Demeter’s Altar

At Demeter’s Altar
Her heart
beats in mine
storm in our eyes
Hush!
vengeance
held at
hand!

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Double-Sided Hapi

Hapi is an Egyptian god of the Nile characterized as having the parts of both a man and a woman and ruling over a harem which consists of gods and goddeses. This poem is meant to capture the duel aspect of Hapi, as well as the duel nature of the river known for its extremes [...]

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Ishtar, Mistress of the Night
 
we honor you; dancing in silver’s
moonlight, your beauty wrapped within
dark mysteries as you speak
 
of wisdom drawn from Earth’s
deepest secrets, gazing
down from above; upon your
star-studded throne
 
the quarters of love
reside beneath your rule
patroness of young women
protectress of the heart
 
as the moon rotates always [...]

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Duality

Artemis
virgin; strong
captivating; fleeting; rejuvenating
pure; huntress; seducer; poet
romancing; entrancing; radiating
lyrical; golden
Apollo

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Sir Edward Burne Jones

I find the work of Sir Edward Burne Jones to be very spiritual and he touches upon a lot of pagan themese. His work really speaks to me.
 
 
 
 
 

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Pentagram

I made this with stones along the shore of the lake

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Lilith’s Temptation of Eve
 
Clad only in her naivety
sat the one Falsely Named
within her paradise
troubled not by thoughts
of the world
 
When there came to her
the one who should most disdain
slithering in the shadows
 
“I envy you not”
the voice rang true
“You are but a child
wearing the skin of a woman”
 
Startled from her reflections
of [...]

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Lake Lady

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Natural Woman

This was inpsired by the Willendorf fertility goddess statue.
The Willendorf Venus is known to be one of the oldest represensations of the Goddess. It dates back to 24,000 BC – 22,000 BC.

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