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Tag Archives: Divine Mother
La Matri, La Filia, La Spirita Sancta
She lies hidden there beneath the surface, where waiting in silence she gives no sign; then all of a sudden, without warning, she comes, and just as soon is gone again. When the quiet mood of dawn has lifted and … Continue reading
Anticipation
Even the moon is full with it; last night she hung expectant, just showing past half through her pregnancy, a pale shimmered light that peeped through the clouds like a wobbling calf between the legs of its watchful mother. Under … Continue reading
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Tagged anticipation, daily poems, Divine Mother, mother goddess, sonnet, the moon
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Ostara
That lingering scent on the morning breeze, light and fragrant as it skips across the lawn, there like a hint of soft mist in the trees; it plays on the senses and then is gone as each new blossom opens … Continue reading
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Tagged daily poems, Divine Mother, mother goddess, Ostara, paganism, ritual, seasons, sonnet, spring
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