. Poetry from The Great In-Between: The Cry Of The Pagan Sorceress Queen

Tuesday, January 18, 2022

The Cry Of The Pagan Sorceress Queen

 


With wide crystalline eyes



Fluctuating between ever-shifting layers of happiness and fear

 


Ever watchful



With piercing orbs of tranquil blue 



So deeply captivating whispering in their echo chambers



I really see you

 


I compose this small golden trinket 



To some a tiny poem



But to those in the know



A spell to entice wherever you go



Whilst lost in the yellow sands of time

 


As I swirl through this fluctuating vortex

 


Will you read my offerings



As your minds listen to my gift of meter and rhyme

 


Can you feel that quickly rising crescendo of desire



Willing you to burn forever in my molten flames and yell



Inside internally

 


To revel in this new heaven


A means to help extinguish those painful fires of 



Such misery still found upon



Those tired old redundant roads of humanities dark traits



You may still walk on



Will you pray to me and implore for more



To push open the once locked doors between us



Shall I welcome you through my red gates



My new neophyte to sit by the Old Babylonian River to talk


As it quietly flows



Do you seek a pathway through the dark woods

 


To walk to a sacred place where you are  sensuously


 

Bathed and embraced

 


As we read you and see all those distant places



Where you once courageously visited and stood



Do you dream of entering such a safe and unjudgemental sanctuary 



Hidden within divine branches and creeks



Where you are perpetually energized 


 

To no longer feel weary 



Unloved or weak 



Do these sudden paroxysms turn your emotions



Once cold as ice to a new fire

 


I merely still ask



Will you take my hand forever

 

And be tasked



To walk past these dying embers and fading lights


Of all the world's many midnights



To a new realm 



Filled with such hushed and unexplored mortal and spiritual delights



What says you



Shall I come about two to collect you



Copyright John Duffy

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