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Priestess
by Ted L Glines
You are the cauldron
stirred and stirring
the maker who brews
intricate stews
the wizard of oneness,
and on your loom
the binder winding
chaos threads
red and black
yellow and white
into one holy fabric
of unity devine,
you are
a microcosm
under eternal glass
where molten stones
cast goddess light
soul bright
dispelling shadow,
for dark
cannot endure you
dares not defile
the temple of
~~ you ~~
Promise
by Ted L Glines
In the land of popsicles
icecream and fun
dancing with fairies
who hug everyone
tickeled by clowns
with big red noses
who make me laugh
with the silliest poses
and grandma gives me
the best apple pies
with the warmestlove
in her twinkling eyes
and I love all the angels
who tell me nice things
and don't mind at all
when I pull their wings,
I wanted to write you
and say it's okay,
I know I was bad
and didn't obey,
I know you feel sorry
now that I'm dead,
it hurt me so much
when you cut off my head,
but the pain is all gone
and I'm not at all blue,
I'm laughing and playing
and waiting for you.
Author's Notes: I am fairly sure that Stephen King would like this poem. I wonder, when the abusers of children finally die, might they not face their victims in a grim and eternal retribution? This is one of those which came to me basically already finished and all I had to do was quickly type it up. And, since it was written, it has caused me to rethink the whole darkside thing. We easily see the motivations of the abuser/killer as being darkside. But, how about the spirit of the victim - an innocent spirit which is twisted and scewed by the abuser/killer's actions - the spirit of the victim would be spun into darkside, too, wouldn't it? I had never thought about this extended abuser/victim darkside continuum. Frankly, I do not like the picture which is revealed, but it does hint that a history full of abuser/killers might create a sickly society (just stretching a bit there).
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