my goddess dies each dawn
with the rising of the sun
and is reborn; renewed
in the sick, slighted
mannerism she awakens.
even with noticeable differences
the sky projects her face
as she lightens my burdens
and burdens my nights
with her glowing.
this shining has come for time
that it's been needed
where i've stood; judged
for the sinful mannerism
of my paganism.
but you're lost in the twilight;
daydreaming
in the middle of the night
that day will break the dark
and again, you'll see.
i've never needed any light
for my goddess is here;
she's been for ages
and she will be
once i'm gone.
Oct 13, 2012
Oct 13, 2012 at 5:12 AM UTC
my goddess dies each dawn
with the rising of the sun
and is reborn; renewed
in the sick, slighted
mannerism she awakens.
even with noticeable differences
the sky projects her face
as she lightens my burdens
and burdens my nights
with her glowing.
this shining has come for time
that it's been needed
where i've stood; judged
for the sinful mannerism
of my paganism.
but you're lost in the twilight;
daydreaming
in the middle of the night
that day will break the dark
and again, you'll see.
i've never needed any light
for my goddess is here;
she's been for ages
and she will be
once i'm gone.
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