A comet strikes, the Light
disappears in the earth, it gets cold
a winter of hunger and disease
that destroys, and then
a new beginning
in the spring, the return
of the Light, the Light:
trees and shrubs burst out
birds are singing with desire
the white deer sniffs
between the birches and looks
at the Light, the Light
Oh my love, the Light, the Light
is back, come outside
I want to run, cheer, jump
and feel that you lust after me
I want to roll with you in the grass
making love in the sun, making love
in full Light, the Light
is back and everything sings
of life, o my love
the Light, the Light
the Light, the Light
is back and everything sings
of life, o my love
the Light, the Light
the Light, the Light
“Here comes the sun” (1969, George Harrison)
Celtic symbolism: Beithe (the Birch), that is the first deciduous tree to make new leaves after the winter; the Birch should be guided by Lugh (“Light”, the comet that hit the earth in 540, after which a cold wave came, with diseases and famine; Lugh is the sun god, the inventor of the arts and crafts) and the White Stag (the symbol of high ideals and high aspirations)
Collection “Lilith's Powers" #102
