A return to earth
for tending and restoration
is simply another phase
on the journey of Self.
(Kit Perriman)
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I refuse to vanish or set
when gravity tugs me to earth
in a blaze of gore or glory –
to wane to nothingness beyond
a slice of ashen promise –
And I will not slide quietly by
a masculine smothering of power –
for the damage will already be done.
Have you seen how moonlight blazes so hard
it slips beyond any brute shadow?
(Kit Perriman)
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This is the womb of the world
where two seas collide
at a hammock of land
and bony rocks arch
in the jet blood-black spray. Three
mythical crone stones –
who see what sharp lips never
tell – still watch through
their ageless snake hair for the
goings of they that
once crawled from their legs in the
primeval salt-dawn of time.
(Kit Perriman)
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And suddenly – with a rip of flesh –
the veil gapes full wide,
excitement blankets horror – sees
the onyx gleam inside,
a blanched bone cheek is turned to toward
gained opportunity.
Does crossing this threshold
lead to spirituality?
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Raven hair and ruby lips,
Sparks fly from her finger tips.
Echoed voices in the night,
She’s a restless spirit on an endless flight.
Woo hoo, witchy woman,
See how high she flies.
Woo hoo, witchy woman,
She got the moon in her eyes.
She held me spellbound in the night,
Dancing shadows and firelight.
Crazy laughter in another room,
And she drove herself to madness with a silver spoon.
Woo hoo, witchy woman,
See how high she flies.
Woo hoo, witchy woman,
She got the moon in her eyes.
Well, I know you want to love her,
Let me tell your brother,
She’s been sleeping
In the devil’s bed.
And there’s some rumors going around,
Someone’s underground.
She can rock you in the nighttime
Until your skin turns red.
Woo hoo, witchy woman,
See how high she flies.
Woo hoo, witchy woman,
She got the moon in her eyes.
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It is not
that I am afraid of death
and of leaving
a half-dripped life
with all of those loose spitting drops
entombing the forever –
It is
barely understanding
how precious
each strum
on the wick has been,
how very fragile that flame.
(Kit Perriman)
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When they thought us wicked, we were really wise
In the Burning Times of world despise,
They named us as tricksters, blamed things dark and worse,
Called cunning and wile a demon’s curse.
Heaven and the Underworld, summoned at will,
Crept on cat-paws to nurture or thrill,
Reading vain futures – balancing humors –
Attending births and healing tumors.
Folklore has always survived the Dark Ages . . .
They’ll never destroy the timeless Sages.
(Kit Perriman)
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