Goddess, she be woman of elements & of
scents all,
Those reeking, clinging & cloying, yet
not apt to pall,
Of all that swells & smells, upon every
breeze & squall,
Of all the oozing & seepings, of life´s
every gore & gall.
Goddess, she be woman of waters, lake,
ocean, salty sea,
Brined virginal juices, menstrual flooding
of riverbed scree,
Perfumes of the Maid, Mother, Crone, the
Triad of all three,
Scents of all the Goddesses, of all women,
of she, you & me.
Goddess, she be woman, of all brought forth
upon this earth,
Old dusty, musty sweatings, within the
struggling of new birth,
Odours of leaking milky-ore breasts,
denying hunger´s dearth,
Whiffs of dear life clinging & hanging
on, for all it´s really worth.
Goddess, she be woman of sun, heat &
all burning searing fires,
The spewing of brimstone, molten coals
& vomiting hot desires,
Stinking fetid cleansing, of old bones upon
death´s ashen pyres,
Bypassing smoke´s quivering nostrils,
within life´s renewed choirs.
Goddess, she be woman of all winds, breezes,
gales & flighty air,
Her ozone breathing for us all, upon this earth,
for us to share,
Pure breath, upon which birds soar, within the
wisps of her hair,
Perfumes of the Goddess, & nothing else
upon earth compares.
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