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What it Means to be Pagan
The magick of life is all around me,
The heart and soul of the Earth, the sky, and the sea,
Are constantly calling out to me,
Saying "this is my home. This is where I am meant to be."
In a world wrapped in amber fire,
Whispering it's warmth, like the sweet song of a Lyre,
Of the sun and of the moon,
That I will not leave anytime soon.
A love I have found beneath my feet, and above my head,
More beautiful than in any books I have read,
In the energy all around me,
And in all the celestial bodies in the heavens above me.
As sure as the stars shine bright,
I will sleep well this night,
Knowing I have the love of the Earth to guide me,
And the soul to carry on what was begun lifetimes before me.
The heart and soul of the Earth, the sky, and the sea,
Are constantly calling out to me,
Saying "this is my home. This is where I am meant to be."
In a world wrapped in amber fire,
Whispering it's warmth, like the sweet song of a Lyre,
Of the sun and of the moon,
That I will not leave anytime soon.
A love I have found beneath my feet, and above my head,
More beautiful than in any books I have read,
In the energy all around me,
And in all the celestial bodies in the heavens above me.
As sure as the stars shine bright,
I will sleep well this night,
Knowing I have the love of the Earth to guide me,
And the soul to carry on what was begun lifetimes before me.
Published 17th Sep 2018
| Edited 9th Mar 2020
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17th Sep 2018 5:35am
17th Sep 2018 3:17pm
"Knowing I have the love of the Earth to guide me,
And the soul to carry on what was begun lifetimes before me."
... these two finishing lines offer great comfort to the reader - should they be open to receive them. In the longevity of Mother Earth lies so much hope.
And the soul to carry on what was begun lifetimes before me."
... these two finishing lines offer great comfort to the reader - should they be open to receive them. In the longevity of Mother Earth lies so much hope.
18th Sep 2018 00:38am
20th Sep 2018 9:25am
This has a great structure. I like the positive vibes and the feeling of being at peace and at one with nature. People these days a lot of the time don't have that same appreciation for the natural world. I don't know a lot about paganism, but this is a chill poem and from all angles it's good work.
