Showing posts with label birth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label birth. Show all posts

Kali's Spirit


Kali’s spirit seemed
to softly land,
surprisingly enough,
lifting clouds
of chaos as if
veils from on
top of my head,
the moon
shone bright
dripping down from
the sky to
its own reflection
in pure ecstasy
deep into the ocean
with smiles
turning to laughter,
and the
trees seemed
to notice,
they move along
to the singing
throat vibrations
that fell off
my green-tongued scales
and rhapsodied notes,
hierophant and
third-eyed hands
talking in their sleep
of dreams,
planes of heaven
on earth,
I still believed
absolutely always,
in miracles,
even when stuck
in pits of asphalt
with burning toxins,
being poured on skulls,
crossbones and crows,
eating flesh,
stomach upsets,
I coughed and spat out
that violence
shoved at you,
at me,
and dance,
very firmly in the sunshine,
in streams and
deep caverns
with splendor,
in tandem
tantric collective,
holy sisters,
sacred brothers,
reverent fathers,
wisdom mothers,
strongly yet humbly
we stomp the earth
in great thanks and celebration,
for the birthing
from weeping wombs,
carnal serenades,
green colors
to the worlds end and
beyond,
stars and angels,
love and light
be with you,
Kali and her
Metaphysics. 

Dream Wars


Birthing water pixies
in my tortured sleep,
I woke up
weary,
always,
tossing and turning
with the
womb pains
of a new age,
learning phoenix lessons,
rough and hazardous,
picking my poisons,
drinking your nectars,
over and under,
beyond and in between,
the lights of cities and cigarettes,
sheets spread wide and waking open
like legs,
gasping for divinity,
out on the slippery floors
in the flats of London town.

I was the heroine
to escape you
from the silence
that ate you,
gulped you down
like coffins and coffee
in the morning,
before anyone
was up,
even the sky,
and I just wanted
to be saved
from this harsh earth,
get me out
of here,
oh the pain,
I cant bare
it anymore,
my head tis so sore
from the sight.

Inhaling (wrote 4/17... this morning)


Inhaling
a deep long
breath,
I took time in my mouth,
and held her there,
upon her request,
she exorcized her demons.
I gave birth to
words and sex
in my sleep,
dripping down tongues
of sailors,
come to flirt
with the earthen shore,
for a brief
delicious interlude,
though the ocean
always calls them back,
as ever,
homeward,
and shedding a tear,
I missed them and
their one mistress,
the sea.

I felt the fires
in the bellies
of women
and fucking
loved them for it,
miracles and absinthe,
lust and cum and
forgiveness,
all twas lovely,
in the midst of
tornados and oh those
sad bombs,
thrashing,
and I just wanted to
hold your bones
together
with my heart.

Hard Re-Birth (adultish)


Could I please
rain down on you,
for to shake the
madness out,
to treat someone lovely,
might help soothe
this tortured soul,
I gasp to have
one more day
to heal the bleeding earth.

Let me
lay down on ya,
lips to skin,
my mouth follows
your energy
down,
and up,
inside and out,
through the spine,
rise with me.
Moan out your pain,
which turns into desire,
soaking us both,
onto the astral plane,
and we could send
each other into that wide space
between
death and ecstasy.
I will re-birth you,
then to live again,
with cum
and breathing on my neck,
deep throat whispers,
oh fuck yes,
one more time,
with feeling.

Living Hope


Taking deep long breaths,
letting that ocean
of live energy
overcome my chakras,
Im taken to other
planes in my dreams
n visions,
stock rates shouted over
the hallelujahs of our most precious
angels,
the truly awakened,
your broken bones
ever dancing
in the rain,
I remember you, and
through the pain
and tears shed,
we live to jive juicily along
anyway,
to connect,
to summon good and
Goddess light,
love round us,
through us.

I wanted to birth
some sparkly
spectacular hope,
in the crowded
angry street,
through the grit and
the grime,
envelop love on
top of your skin,
so hard,
you and I
could forget
who we are separately,
since separate is illusion anyway,
just for a second,
opening the universe,
and ourselves
to the holier heaven
that here on earth,
is possible.

Out damned demons!
I cast you
out,
ha,
soak yourself in
your own fears,
if you must,
for I will have
none of it.
I can see a better
way to live out,
someplace in the
snows of Michigan,
standing in the
cold sun,
there was a memory
of home,
and happy,
and hopeful fairies
landing in
twisted skirts
and spirits laughing,
witches and our soups,
thank you
forever
for your wisdom,
rhymes and riddles,
listening more,
learning faster,
hush now lovely,
the light is coming.

This is dedicated in memorial of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
April 4