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Cathubodua

a poem inspired by the Gaulish battle goddess

By Nikky Affolder-WalkerPublished 4 years ago • 1 min read
Cathubodua
Photo by Mathew MacQuarrie on Unsplash

What is it that brings out the darkness

Bringing forth the temptress rage

Creating in me a monster

Bringing Death unto this age

She soars up within me

Dark eyes glittering with malevolent thoughts

Lips curved in a dangerous smile

She is the Dark Queen

The Battle Goddess who cares for nothing

But the bloodshed in her name

She rises up taking over me

It is her hissing voice that answers the call

Midnight spills down her back

Pale skin glows in the light of her moon

She is cold and calculating

She is the Death Crone

She is I and I am she

Together we are one.

surreal poetry

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Nikky Affolder-Walker

I am a wife, a mother of 3, a pet mom & I have a B.A. in Psychology & Womens Studies. For many years I've put off my dream of writing to take care of my family & I'm grateful to have found Vocal. It's never too late to live your dream.

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    Written by Nikky Affolder-Walker