


My beginning is my end is my beginning . . .
I am a woman born of Earth.
I paint pictures in dark red clay
redrawing the lines of my figure
the only way I know how.
I dance in fields of wildflowers
feast on strawberries kissed by wine
in the shade of a wise tree;
my roots go down.
I am a daughter of the cosmos,
made up of stardust.
I connect the dots in starry skies,
learn to fly in dreams, asleep and waking,
bravely map out liminal spaces.
I am cousin to God’s smallest creatures.
I speak to animals in make believe languages
chase fireflies through forests untrodden;
a dotted line, black against the page,
traces their path across the landscape.
I am a sister of the Goddess.
I sing my strength in songs remembered,
digging up stories yet untold,
her memory shining in passion's flames.
I am a woman born of Earth.
My beginning is my end is my beginning . . .