. Poetry from The Great In-Between: The Goddess Speaks

Friday, March 3, 2023

The Goddess Speaks



Press play before reading. Salute.


(A lone voice whispers)


Come pray to me 

Calliope 


The Muse who presides over eloquence and epic poetry 


Chief of all Muses 

For I will always welcome you 


With this as my subtle invitation 


Let my soul reach out in the magical act of conjuring and transforming words 


To hold hands 

With your higher self  


Through the power of influencing your thoughts 


And releasing your deeply repressed emotions 


As my worldly introduction


Let this paper or screen 

You read from 

Scream 


Burning with our own act of friendship


Sending yellow crisp embers 


To the edges of your unseen universe 


Calling to you 

In a symbiotic verse


Like a Christmas ritualistic offering of goodwill 


From a caring nurse


Come, and I’ll lay these words on this altar 


As our Altar cloth


Porque de tal manera amó Dios a la humanidad. les dio palabras



With bouquets of Forgiveness and Love  


As its centerpiece 


For 

It's all I have to give 


As I strive to help you live in peace


To embrace and understand the gift of sincerity 


In a spectacular rebirth 

To inspire a new beginning


For not all living 

Do


So feel my presence 

Like a sweet sensation 


That makes your libido 

Salivate 


Pining to be consumed before it's too late

 

I pray to angels to shower you with hope 


Inner strength and self-belief 


To write your words 

Your glory 

Wounds 


Wars 

Your story 


To cope 


It's why I burn 

This sacrificial note 


As an offering to a higher God 

Like a paper boat 

That still floats 


For we are linked to the frequency of the divine wild spirits 


Now just running

On new versions of the eternal canyon floors 


Of the Mid West 


Sometimes

Alone 


Sometimes in 

Groups 


But still badly needing each other 


To pass this 

His final test 


In the long night 


Now say after me 


Praise be 

And write


(c)

Copyright John Duffy

 

(Translated piece:

For God so loved mankind. He gave them words)


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