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The Fire Burns
Poems
Apr 2018
On Beltane
Dancing bodies in flickering light,
beads of sweat from the heat,
blessed between the bonfires,
between spring and summer meet.
Bagpipes play a haunting tune,
sacrifices are freely made,
these gifts we give to nature,
hoping for an even trade.
Golden flowers braided,
into locks of ladies hair,
scattered in the bushes,
luck and beauty shared.
And when the night was over,
sacred fire taken to the homestead,
bring good fortune and health,
to greener pastures, our herds are led.
Written by
The Fire Burns
M/Artesia, NM
(M/Artesia, NM)
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