Grandmother of the EarthA Poem by Aradie RainI can feel the change as my body slowly morphs
First my toes they turn Worms and wriggle free from my body
Now I can borrow Into the soil were hence I came
My feet become rabbits and hop away
So I may join in the orgies of love making
Next my legs they grow and grow and become the great redwood forrest
So I may watch all that in below
My hands Fly away to take their place among birds of paridise
And I can Soar the skies feel the wind beneath my wings
Arms grow legs and scamper off to howl at the moon
Praising all that is around me
My Torso opens up to reveal the life within
As I give birth to new life
All that is left now is my Face I have felt no pain
My body is gone and I am soon to be free
Lastly
My Face becomes a thousand Butterflies and flies away
Now I can stay in peace
I have become my world Spread out through live and I am the grandmother of the earth
I am Free © 2010 Aradie Rain |
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