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She walks among the slits of light that pass between the horizon and the sky, She paints their colors with her laughter and delight in the smallest things. She kneads the storm clouds slowly adding her tears, Her voice, the thunder and her wrath, the bolt. She the builder of worlds, of hearth, of home, of love, The lioness and She Bear in one, The thread of strength that holds so many lives together. Yet, we must remind her she is not Atlas bound to the world, She is like the seasons or tide steady and rhythmic, She is all things , She is the title but she is more that , Mother. She is divinity that walks the earth. Like the goddesses warriors of old, She shall forever battle knowing that those who stand with her shoulder to shoulder follow her unwavering into the fray. With loyalty untold , beside this marvel of divinity, This the holy feminine trinity that graces the world with her smile.
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Mar 24, 2021
Mar 24, 2021 at 12:05 PM UTC
Divinity
She walks among the slits of light that pass between the horizon and the sky, She paints their colors with her laughter and delight in the smallest things. She kneads the storm clouds slowly adding her tears, Her voice, the thunder and her wrath, the bolt. She the builder of worlds, of hearth, of home, of love, The lioness and She Bear in one, The thread of strength that holds so many lives together. Yet, we must remind her she is not Atlas bound to the world, She is like the seasons or tide steady and rhythmic, She is all things , She is the title but she is more that , Mother. She is divinity that walks the earth. Like the goddesses warriors of old, She shall forever battle knowing that those who stand with her shoulder to shoulder follow her unwavering into the fray. With loyalty untold , beside this marvel of divinity, This the holy feminine trinity that graces the world with her smile.
I wrote this for a friend. She is wild and so much more than I can ever put into words.
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42/F/Wisconsin
Mar 24, 2021
Mar 24, 2021 at 12:05 PM UTC
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