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Post by MichaelFirewalker on Dec 20, 2007 16:13:17 GMT -5
called her little souls we crawled from holes silken silted pockets fertilized by Set along the Nile’s banks sent to break white from winter we take her life and reap it into spring hot to rape its steam until our flood of mind-blown summer dreams devours fall
and we again remember
Isis Isis Isissssssss is
birth Mother of us all
we slide her vulvar side to sing release to you
thralls of Tammuz lift your heads upward from dead dirt
children of the Skygod remember that you also walk your Mother who is Earth
you are hers too born upon her skin even though your many sins dare not speak her name
we know your tongue is not allowed to lick her virgin mist since you tried to twist her dragon’s kiss and split the newborn roots she still releases up to ever more perilous survival flight
you tortured all your women’s tongues severed them one by one pulled them seared and strangulated through the worm-holes you let drip with acids of your fear and hate until the impossible complexities of your own piercings ripped apart your living night
you would not wait long enough to learn to ride her fire air or know the garnet spaces where her abyssal powers share restoration for your nations
you are left alone to watch magnificence flow as she heals upward into faces pure and places true where your pride must now refuse to go
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Post by mfwilkie on Dec 29, 2007 13:01:36 GMT -5
Mick,
Haven't had a chance to get into the poetics of this piece, but the message of taking care of the earth down to its smallest and essential member is as important as ever it was.
Mags
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